Lamar Jackson expected to return for Ravens against Bills

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is expected to return to action this Sunday against the Buffalo Bills after missing three consecutive games due to a high ankle sprain. Jackson, a two-time NFL MVP, has participated fully in recent practices, signaling a significant boost for an offense that has struggled with efficiency during his absence.

The Ravens, currently holding a 4-3 record, face a challenging matchup against the 5-1 Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium. The game follows a recent period of instability for Baltimore, including a heavy loss to the Cincinnati Bengals. While backup Tyler Huntley has led the offense in Jackson's absence, the team has faced difficulties maintaining scoring in the second half of recent contests.

Buffalo enters the Week 8 matchup coming off a bye week. While the Bills lead the league in rushing touchdowns, their defense has struggled against the pass, conceding an average of nearly 286 passing yards per game. The matchup features a highly anticipated duel between Jackson and Bills quarterback Josh Allen.