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NFL · Injuries · published 2026-10-05T00:00:00+00:00 · via NBC Sports (Rotoworld)

Lamar Jackson's Week 5 status uncertain due to ankle issue

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Jesse Minter told reporters that the team is still collecting information about Lamar Jackson's ankle injury. Jackson was hurt in Sunday's win over Tennessee, leaving his availability for the Week 5 game against Atlanta unclear.

Expanded Detail

Jesse Minter indicated that details about Lamar Jackson's ankle are still being gathered. Jackson was hurt during Baltimore's win over Tennessee, and his availability for the Week 5 matchup with Atlanta has not been determined. With the team's information incomplete, the Ravens' weekly preparation remains uncertain. In football, an unresolved injury status can complicate planning for coaches, teammates, and opponents.

Context

The uncertainty may matter most to the Ravens' players and coaches, who could need to prepare for a different quarterback plan, and to Atlanta, which may face a less predictable opponent. Fans and media could see increased attention on practice reports and pregame updates. If Jackson cannot play, the effects may extend beyond the field to how supporters and analysts discuss the team's Week 5 chances.

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