Lamar Jackson returns to limited practice amid ankle injury recovery

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson participated in a limited capacity during Wednesday's practice, marking his first involvement in team drills since suffering a left ankle sprain on October 4. While his presence on the field is a positive sign, his availability for Sunday's critical AFC North matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals remains uncertain.

Head coach Jesse Minter described Jackson's status as “day-to-day,” noting that while the quarterback is involved in preparations, the team will not rush his return. Jackson has missed the last two games, during which backup Tyler Huntley led the offense. The Ravens currently hold a 4-2 record and are tied for first in the division.

In addition to Jackson's injury update, the Ravens are managing several other roster concerns heading into Week 7, including injuries to players such as linebacker Tavius Robinson and center Cam Jurgens.