Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson remained on the sidelines coming out of halftime and never returned in the 24-18 Week 4 win over the Tennessee Titans. Jackson is dealing with an ankle injury, but Jesse Minter's latest update suggests it is not a serious situation.
While talking with media members during his postgame press conference, Minter claimed that Baltimore pondered bringing the 29-year-old signal-caller back into the game, according to Jamison Hensley. Those alleged conversations are a great sign that the ankle injury Jackson sustained may not be something to be concerned about.
Article Continues BelowRavens coach Jesse Minter on Lamar Jackson’s ankle injury: “Hopefully, it’s in a good spot.”
Minter said there was talk about the possibility of Jackson returning to the game today.
Jackson sat out the entire second half. pic.twitter.com/yfdMwWRFhy
— Jamison Hensley (@jamisonhensley) October 4, 2026
Reports indicate that the nine-year veteran is day-to-day moving forward, per Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network. The Ravens will monitor the ankle before announcing an official diagnosis, but this news matches Minter's comments about Jackson potentially returning to Sunday's contest.
“Ravens QB Lamar Jackson is believed to be day-to-day with his ankle injury, one that will be monitored and treated this coming week,” Rapoport reported.
This story is currently developing, and more information will be available soon.