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Jackson, who did not participate in practice throughout the week, was spotted leaving M&T Bank Stadium in a protective boot following the win against Tennessee. While Minter declined to provide a specific timeline for the quarterback's return, he emphasized that Jackson is working diligently toward recovery.
Huntley Steps In as Baltimore Looks to Maintain Momentum
With Jackson sidelined, the starting duties will fall to
Statistically, the Ravens have historically relied heavily on Jackson, boasting a 79-32 record with him under center. In his absence since 2019, the team holds a 6-11 record, though Huntley is responsible for five of those six victories. While Minter acknowledged that Jackson is a unique talent, he maintained that the team’s offensive structure remains robust enough to support Huntley, citing the strength of the offensive line and the team's overall depth.
Injury Report and Team Outlook
The absence of Jackson is not the only personnel challenge facing Baltimore this weekend. The team also ruled out outside linebacker Trey Hendrickson, who is set to miss his second consecutive game following finger surgery. The loss of both Jackson and Hendrickson means the Ravens will be without two of their three highest-paid players for the primetime contest.
Despite these setbacks, the Ravens are focused on the task at hand as they aim to improve their season record to 4-1, a mark the franchise has not reached since 2021. The coaching staff remains optimistic that the team can continue to operate at a high level despite the significant changes to the lineup.
