2025 was a lost season for Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens. The two-time MVP missed four games and played hurt most of the other 13. He was clearly not himself behind center and Baltimore slumped to a 9-8 record that left the team outside the playoffs and longtime head coach John Harbaugh relieved of his duties.
2026 marked a comeback. Jackson's 9.8 yards per attempt were the highest in the NFL through three games for a 2-1 Ravens team. He was building on that sterling foundation in Week 4 against the overmatched Tennessee Titans. He had more than 200 passing yards and two touchdowns through 2.5 quarters in what looked to be a comfortable win.
While Baltimore continues to cruise, they've done so without Jackson. He left the game in the third
quarter, ceding snaps to backup Tyler Huntley.
Lamar Jackson is now questionable to return with an ankle injury pic.twitter.com/76w3ptv6PO
— NFL on CBS 🏈 (@NFLonCBS) October 4, 2026
What's Lamar Jackson's status for Week 4?
Jackson is officially questionable to return. With the Ravens up by two possessions in the fourth quarter, he may remain on the sideline even if he's healthy enough to lead the Baltimore offense.
This article originally appeared on For The Win: Lamar Jackson injury update: What happened to Ravens' MVP quarterback?
