The Buffalo Bills are inching closer to their regularly scheduled programming in the coming days after their bye in Week 7.
But many are already looking toward the next time the Bills (5-1) take the field on Sunday. That occasion will bea 1 p.m. kickoff from Highmark Stadium against the Baltimore Ravens (4-3).
The Ravens are fresh off a 35-13 loss to Cincinnati Bengals in Week 7.
Baltimore's defeat did not include starting quarterback Lamar Jackson because of an ankle injury.
Backup Tyler Huntley started against the Bengals but it already appears that Jackson is going to start in Buffalo, according to CBS Sports' Tracy Wolfson.
The report stated that Jackson not playing against the Bengals was a "shock."
The full update can be found below:
Def came
as a shock to the Ravens that Lamar couldn’t go, but Minter told me while he took majority of reps in practice, they went back and looked he was limited in what he could do. Lamar said if he can’t run, plant or have burst then it’s selfish to be out there. I was told…
— Tracy Wolfson (@tracywolfson) October 25, 2026
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This article originally appeared on Bills Wire: Will Ravens QB Lamar Jackson play in Bills' next game? (report)
