Jackson sprained his ankle in the first half of this game.This page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners.If you sign up or place a wager, FOX News may be compensated.
This content was created by a team that works independently from the FOX newsroom.And if you understand what Jackson means to the Ravens – that is to say, everything – you understand that this was supposed to look like a crisis.It got especially concerning for Ravens fans when the two teams came out of their halftime intermission and Jackson was not warming up even though the Ravens said he was questionable to return.Tyler Huntley indeed took over and handled Baltimore's quarterback duties the rest of the way.Oh-Oh.It sounds like Jackson was dealing with a serious injury.NFL LEGEND WARNS MORE RULEBOOK TWEAKS WON'T SAVE SIGNAL-CALLERS FROM GETTING HURTBaltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson sits on the bench after being removed from the game due to a possible injury during the third quarter against the Tennessee Titans at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, Md., on Oct.4, 2026.
(IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect)Except Jackson was smiling on the sideline.And the team did not rule him out, and coach Jesse Minter didn't sound especially concerned during his post-game press conference."Yeah, he was just dealing with a little bit of an ankle," Minter said.
"We hope, you know, we don't know enough about it right now."JAYDEN DANIELS DOES NOT DISMISS PLAYING SUNDAY AGAINST THE COLTS IN LONDON AFTER UGLY ELBOW DISLOCATION INJURYSo what looked like a potentially disastrous injury apparently wasn't that, even though an MRI is scheduled for Monday to evaluate further.Again, Jackson was smiling.And we come to find out he was capable of returning.COMMANDERS PUSH BACK ON 'BULLS—' VIRAL NARRATIVE THAT THEY DIDN'T CARE ABOUT JAYDEN DANIELS' ELBOW INJURYBaltimore Ravens head coach Jesse Minter reacts after a touchdown during the first quarter against the Tennessee Titans at M&T Ban...