Jackson was forced to exit the contest against the Titans early, missing the entire second half and eventually leaving the stadium in a walking boot. While he was unable to suit up for the Week 5 clash against the Atlanta Falcons, recent reports suggest a realistic path for his participation this weekend. Ravens coach Jesse Minter previously noted that the star signal-caller had been working diligently toward a swift recovery.
Huntley Steps Up in Jackson's Absence
With Jackson unavailable last Sunday,
Huntley maintained his composure in the extra period, capping off the win with a decisive 1-yard rushing touchdown. Over the course of the game, he completed 24 of 32 pass attempts for 201 yards and two touchdowns, while also contributing 20 yards on the ground across six carries.
Impact of Jackson's Availability
The potential return of Jackson brings a significant boost to the Ravens' offensive outlook. Since the beginning of the 2019 season, the team has maintained a 79-32 record with Jackson as the starter, boasting a winning percentage of .712 and averaging 28.4 points per game. In contrast, the Ravens have struggled to find the same level of consistency without him, holding a 7-11 record in games where he has been absent.
