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Lamar Jackson Is Still Out Of Practice For Week 7 And The Ravens Are On Edge

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Alright, so the practice week just kicked off for the Ravens, and Lamar Jackson? Yeah, he’s still sidelined. This dude was nowhere to be found on the field for Wednesday’s session as Baltimore started gearing up to face the Bengals on Sunday.

The Ankle Nightmare Continues

This isn’t just some one-off thing, either. Jackson has now missed the last two games, all thanks to that persistent ankle injury. You’d think there’d be some solid news by now, right? Head coach Jesse Minter did mention on Monday that Lamar could “potentially” be back in practice this week. “Potentially,” he said. And he still classified Jackson as “day-to-day.” Sounds like a coach trying to stay optimistic, but dang, fans gotta be feeling the stress.

Huntley’s Up and What’s Next

So, with Lamar out, Tyler Huntley has been the guy under center, starting the last two games for the Ravens. He’s been thrown into the fire, and now it looks like he might be there again. We’re all waiting to hear more, of course. Coach Minter is supposed to chat with reporters after practice today. And don’t forget, the Ravens’ first injury report of the week drops later this afternoon. That’s gonna be crucial reading for anyone watching this team.

It’s a tough spot for Baltimore heading into that Bengals game on Sunday. You never want to prepare for a big division matchup without your star QB, especially when his status is this hazy. Keep an eye out for that injury report and what Minter says after practice. Every single update is huge right now.

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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.

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