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The incident took place when Jackson’s right hand made contact with the arm of Bills outside linebacker Greg Rousseau while he was attempting a pass. This setback marks the second major injury of the campaign for the quarterback, who previously missed three games due to a high ankle sprain. Consequently, Jackson has been limited to just 14 full quarters of action throughout the current season.
Managing the recovery and playoff push
Addressing the situation, Ravens coach Jesse Minter acknowledged the difficulty in setting a definitive return date for the signal-caller. In an official statement released by the team on Friday, Minter emphasized that while the typical recovery window for such an injury is between six and 10 weeks, the exact timing remains fluid. He noted that Jackson is dedicated to his rehabilitation and that the team will allow his physical progress to dictate when he is ready to return to the field.
With nine weeks left in the regular season, the timeline suggests that Jackson could potentially return as early as the Week 16 matchup against the Cleveland Browns. However, should the recovery process extend to the full 10-week estimate, his return would not occur until the postseason. The Ravens, currently holding a 4-5 record, are navigating a difficult stretch having lost four consecutive games. Despite this, they remain within one game of the final playoff spot in the AFC, though their postseason probability is currently projected at 2.9 percent.
Strategic adjustments for the Ravens
In response to the injury, the Ravens have moved to bolster their roster by acquiring quarterback
