Lamar Jackson finally got back on the field after missing three games with a high ankle sprain, but his return against the Bills on November 1, 2026, lasted for just one solitary play. Seriously, one play.
From Ankle Sprain to Thumb Scare
After being out since October 4th, Jackson took the field for the first time in what felt like forever, only to injure his right thumb immediately. He took a hard hit on an incompletion intended for Zay Flowers, and that was it. He was off the field like a shot, straight to the X-ray room. We’re talking about a guy who just recovered from a high ankle sprain, and now this? He is currently questionable to return, which, let’s be real, doesn’t sound great. Tyler Huntley is in at quarterback now.
Bills Take Early Control
While all that drama was unfolding, the Bills wasted zero time making a statement. They are up 10-0 already, scoring on both of their drives. Josh Allen ran in his 88th career rushing touchdown on a fourth-down quarterback sneak, and Tyler Bass absolutely drilled a 56-yard field goal. So, yeah, not exactly an ideal start for Jackson or his team.
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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