With the Baltimore Ravens playing the Buffalo Bills on Sunday in a big AFC matchup, the fanbase is awaiting official confirmation of the return of star quarterback Lamar Jackson. As the injury return of Jackson to the Ravens is highly anticipated, the latest update could signal Sunday to be the day every fan is waiting for.
According to Jamison Henley of ESPN, Jackson would practice Friday, which signals that “all the signs” are pointing to the quarterback making his return on Sunday against the Bills. Jackson has missed the last three games, as he was dealing with a high ankle sprain, with Tyler Huntley being the fill-in.
“Ravens QB Lamar Jackson is practicing Friday,” Henley wrote on X, formerly Twitter. “All the signs point to Jackson returning for Sunday’s game at the Bills after missing the past three weeks with a high ankle sprain. Jackson was a full participant in Wednesday’s and Thursday’s practices.”
With Jackson being a full participant in practice, as Henley pointed out, it seems like it's highly expected for him to come back, as so far this season with Baltimore, the 29-year-old has thrown for 967 yards with six touchdowns and one interception. Plus, Jackson has rushed ...