Lamar Jackson, sidelined for the last two games with an ankle injury, finally got “a little bit” of limited work at Wednesday’s practice. He wasn’t even dressed for the portion of practice open to the media, but Ravens coach Jesse Minter confirmed the quarterback’s participation in preparation.
“A Little Bit” of Limited Work
Yeah, you read that right: “a little bit.” Coach Minter dropped the update, noting Jackson’s involvement in preparation. It’s not exactly a full-go stamp, but it’s something, right? The team hasn’t even released their official injury report yet, so it’s possible Jackson is still going to be listed as “did not practice,” despite this small step forward. This is the kind of update that keeps you guessing, and honestly, it keeps the whole league watching.
Still Day-by-Day for the Ravens’ QB
Jackson has been out there nursing that ankle injury for two straight games now, with Tyler Huntley stepping in as the starter for Baltimore. Minter had hinted on Monday that Jackson could “potentially” be back at practice this week, but he’s been pretty consistent about classifying Jackson as “day-to-day.” That phrase is doing a lot of heavy lifting for the Ravens right now, especially when your star QB is only getting “a little bit” of work in. It’s clear they’re taking it slow, but every day without Jackson under center is a big deal.
So, what’s next? It’s still a “day-by-day thing,” according to Minter. Everyone’s just gotta keep an eye on those injury reports and hope for more than “a little bit” of progress for the Ravens’ quarterback.
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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