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Toronto Star
· collected 2026-10-05 · by Noah Trister The Associated Press
Ravens coach Jesse Minter provided an update on quarterback Lamar Jackson's injured ankle, saying they are still gathering information but does not anticipate a long-term absence. Jackson was sidelined after taking a sack late in Sunday’s game against Tennessee, which the Ravens won 24-18. The team is optimistic about Jackson's recovery given his history of quick returns from similar injuries.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-05,
using this article's own text rather than the other coverage of the
same event (that is the story summary below).
Story summary
Lamar Jackson, the two-time MVP quarterback for the Baltimore Ravens, left Sunday's game against the Tennessee Titans in the second quarter due to an ankle injury. Before exiting, he had completed 15 of 20 passes for 222 yards and two touchdowns, helping the Ravens build a 24-7 lead by halftime. Backup quarterback Tyler Huntley took over in the third quarter but the team did not score after that point as they eventually won 24-18. Jackson’s health has been a persistent concern for the Ravens; he missed four games last season, leading to their playoff absence. Coach Jesse Minter remains optimistic about Jackson's long-term prognosis but no concrete update was available post-game.
Written for “Lamar Jackson Injury Update” on 2026-10-05,
grounded in this article and the 6 other(s) covering the same event.
Baltimore Ravens coach Jesse Minter had little in the way of an update Monday on star quarterback Lamar Jackson’s injured ankle.
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Minter → have → ankle
“We’re still gathering a lot of the information and the imaging and things like that.
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We → gather → that
Just dealing with a little bit of an ankle and we’ll kind of see where that shakes out,” Minter said.
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Minter → deal → ankle
“Full trust and confidence in him, that when it’s ready to roll that we’ll roll.”
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we → ’ → him
Jackson took a sack late in the first half of Sunday’s 24-18 win over Tennessee.
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Jackson → take → Tennessee
His left ankle seemed to roll under a defender.
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ankle → seem → defender
He posted “ouch” on social media Monday after another account had posted video of the play.
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account → post → play
Baltimore (3-1) held on to win the game but didn’t score a point with Tyler Huntley playing quarterback in place of Jackson.
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Huntley → hold → Jackson
Jackson missed four games last season, and Baltimore’s 2021 and 2022 seasons also were derailed by injuries to the two-time NFL MVP.
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seasons → miss → MVP
Last season, Jackson also was injured in Week 4 and he didn’t play again until Week 9.
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he → injure → Week
The Ravens started 1-5, and although the team rallied, Baltimore fell short of the postseason at 8-9.
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Baltimore → start → 8
The vibes have been better to start this season, but if Jackson is out for a significant amount of time that could change.
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that → start → time
“I really don’t think it’s going to be crazy long term, but we’ll see what happens,” Minter said.
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Minter → think → ?
The Ravens have other injury concerns coming out of Sunday’s game as well: Cornerback Marlon Humphrey (calf), guard Andrew Vorhees (foot) and tight end Durham Smythe (Achilles tendon) all left the game and didn’t return.
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Humphrey → have → game
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