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Lamar Jackson is believed to be "week to week," pending an MRI

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson faces a week‑to‑week outlook after an ankle sprain in the Titans game, pending an MRI.

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  • Primary Driver: Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson faces a week‑to‑week outlook after an ankle sprain in the Titans game, pending an MRI.
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Despite being the Ravens’ starting quarterback, Lamar Jackson is now a week‑to‑week concern after leaving the game against the Tennessee Titans with an ankle injury. The Baltimore Banner and the team’s official site confirmed he exited at halftime, and Yahoo Sports reported that an MRI has been scheduled.

NBC Sports noted that the week‑to‑week designation hinges on the MRI findings, and the Ravens have not set a timetable for his return to practice. The league’s injury report will be updated after the scan, and future coverage will track any changes to the roster or game plan.

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What injury did Lamar Jackson sustain?

He suffered an ankle injury that team physicians described as a sprain during the game against the Tennessee Titans.

What is his current playing status?

He is listed as week‑to‑week, with his availability dependent on the upcoming MRI results.

When is the MRI expected?

Yahoo Sports reported that the MRI has been scheduled, but an exact time was not disclosed.

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