Lamar Jackson was a full participant in practice for the second day straight on Thursday, and honestly, this is huge news for anyone following the Ravens. After weeks where getting accurate predictions about his return from an ankle injury felt impossible, it is finally looking like *this* is the week he’ll be back in action.
Jackson’s Status Solidifies for Sunday
Remember last week? Jackson was only a limited participant before getting slapped with a questionable tag. But hitting full participation two days in a row? That’s a massive shift. The Ravens are set to drop their official injury designations for their Week 8 showdown against the Bills tomorrow, but all signs point to LJ being ready to roll. You can feel the energy building around this potential return.
Ravens’ Injury Report Is Looking Up
It wasn’t just Lamar turning heads on the injury front, either. The Ravens got a bunch of other positive updates that are going to make a difference. We saw safety Kyle Hamilton (knee), right guard Vega Ioane (knee), and linebacker Roquan Smith (knee) all jump back into limited practice after sitting out Wednesday. That’s big for their depth. Even better, a whole crew of guys went from limited to full participation. Defensive tackle John Jenkins (knee), left tackle Ronnie Stanley (rest, toe, ankle), cornerback T.J. Tampa (knee), and defensive tackle Broderick Washington (ankle) all made that crucial leap. Plus, they had tight end Mark Andrews (hand), linebacker Trey Hendrickson (finger), tight end Matthew Hibner (hand), and running back Adam Randall (neck) all listed as full participants. Only left guard John Simpson (groin) stayed put as a limited participant. This team is getting healthy at the right time.
With Lamar hitting full practice and so many other key players getting healthy, the Ravens are certainly feeling better heading into their Week 8 game against the Bills. Keep an eye out for those official injury designations on Friday, but right now, it sure feels like Jackson is gearing up to lead the charge. This next game is going to be intense.
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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