Browns will be monitoring the health of Ravens QB Lamar Jackson

Injuries are a brutal part of any sport, no matter whether the injured player is on your favorite team or a rival team. No one roots for injuries, but you should keep track of them if the player is a huge part of their franchise and they are coming up in the schedule. The Cleveland Browns will surel

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Injuries are a brutal part of any sport, no matter whether the injured player is on your favorite team or a rival team. No one roots for injuries, but you should keep track of them if the player is a huge part of their franchise and they are coming up in the schedule. The Cleveland Browns will surely monitor the health of Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson and his ankle.

While speaking to the media, Ravens head coach Jesse Minter gave some insight about Jackson's ankle and his long-term availability:

Ravens coach Jesse Minter on whether Lamar Jackson (ankle) will start Sunday night at the Falcons: "I don't know the chances yet."

Minter added, "I don't think it's going to be crazy long-term."
— Jamison Hensley (@jamisonhensley) October 5, 2026

The Browns host the Browns on October 18th, just

two weeks away. Baltimore will surely be coy about Jackson's health, keeping it internal so as not to tip their hand to their opponents. Cleveland will need to keep tabs on this ongoing situation, as Jackson is the kind of player you build a game plan around and against.

This article originally appeared on Browns Wire: Browns will be monitoring the health of Ravens QB Lamar Jackson