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Lamar Jackson missed Wednesday’s practice with an ankle injury, marking the third different injury he has dealt with this season and headlining a lengthy Ravens injury report that included seven other absences, including Kyle Hamilton and Roquan Smith.
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Ravens head coach John Harbaugh said he is “very confident” that Lamar Jackson will return to action on Thursday when the Ravens visit the Dolphins. “It was a great walk-through for him,” Harbaugh added. “He looked excellent.”
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Roquan Smith said the Ravens were “refreshed” and had an “awesome vibe” when the team returned to the practice fields Oct. 20. But Lamar Jackson remained sidelined by his hamstring injury, clouding any optimism as the Ravens prepare to host the Bears Oct. 26.
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Lamar Jackson did not practice Oct. 1, one of eight Ravens sidelined by injury during the team’s Wednesday workout. “We’re just kind of taking it day-by-day through the week,” John Harbaugh said. “… And we will be working our way through the week with guys.”
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson missed his second straight practice on Oct. 31, indicating there is more to Jackson’s physical status than simply the “rest” that head coach John Harbaugh had alluded to when asked about Jackson’s absence a day earlier.
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John Harbaugh described Lamar Jackson as “week to week” with the knee injury he suffered in the Ravens’ 10-9 win against Denver Dec. 4, but he suggested it is unlikely the quarterback would play against Pittsburgh this coming week.
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