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Lamar Jackson Injury Update: Ravens QB Ruled Out vs Falcons as NFL Week 6 Return Remains Uncertain

Lamar Jackson Injury Update: Ravens QB Ruled Out vs Falcons as NFL Week 6 Return Remains Uncertain
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The Baltimore Ravens will face the Atlanta Falcons on the road in Sunday Night Football as they aim to extend their winning run to three games. However, Baltimore will have to manage the challenge without star quarterback Lamar Jackson, who remains unavailable due to an ankle injury. His absence puts added pressure on the rest of the team to maintain its recent momentum in a crucial primetime matchup.

Baltimore began the season strongly, opening with a 3-1 record after appointing Jesse Minter as head coach following John Harbaugh’s departure. The outlook has become less certain since Jackson picked up the injury against the Tennessee Titans in Week 4, with no clear timeline established for his return. Minter has confirmed that the two-time NFL MVP will miss the Falcons game, leaving the Ravens to prepare for the weeks ahead without their key offensive leader.

Lamar Jackson Injury Update: Ravens QB Ruled Out Against Falcons as Week 6 Return Remains Uncertain

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson missed the team’s Week 5 clash against the Atlanta Falcons after suffering an ankle sprain in the previous game against the Tennessee Titans. The injury occurred in the second quarter when Titans defensive end Jermaine Johnson tackled him, with his shoulder landing on Jackson’s left ankle. Jackson limped off the field and watched the remainder of the contest from the sideline as Baltimore secured a 24-18 win to improve to 3-1.

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Originally published by Sunday Guardian on Oct 12, 2026 Read the full article at sundayguardianlive.com
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