Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson left Sunday’s game against the Tennessee Titans with an ankle injury after being brought down late in the first half, putting his return in doubt.
Key takeaways
- Jackson was listed as questionable after suffering the injury on a sack near halftime.
- He completed an explosive first half with 220 passing yards and two touchdown throws.
- Jackson also added 20 rushing yards before exiting the game.
- Tyler Huntley opened the second half at quarterback for Baltimore.
- The Ravens held a 24-7 lead when Huntley took over.
Huntley steps in after late first-half injury
Jackson appeared to hurt his ankle on one of Baltimore’s final offensive snaps before the break. The Ravens entered halftime with a three-score advantage, but their quarterback did not return to start the third quarter.
Huntley replaced Jackson under center as Baltimore resumed play against Tennessee. The Ravens had built their 24-7 cushion behind Jackson’s productive opening half, in which he attacked through the air and contributed as a runner.
Another injury concern for Baltimore’s quarterback
The ankle issue is a significant development for the Ravens, particularly given Jackson’s injury history from last season. He missed four games because of injuries a year ago.
Baltimore will monitor Jackson’s status as the game continues, with Huntley positioned to handle the offense if Jackson cannot return.
