Overview
- Jackson suffered a confirmed high-ankle sprain in Week 4 and has missed multiple games since, with the Ravens downgrading him from 'questionable' to 'out' for the most recent contest.
- Coach Jesse Minter said Monday that Jackson could be in a 'decent spot' to play in Buffalo but the team will reassess his status on Wednesday.
- Baltimore has a markedly better record with Jackson (3-1) than without him (1-2), and back-to-back losses in the division have left the Ravens trailing in the AFC North.
- Tyler Huntley has stepped in as the starter while the Ravens have shifted more snaps under center and toward a heavier running plan to compensate for reduced quarterback mobility.
- The team's unclear injury communication has drawn scrutiny, given an NFL fine the franchise paid in 2025 for incorrect practice reporting, and Jackson’s availability will strongly affect the outcome of the next two games against Buffalo and Jacksonville.