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Ravens WR Zay Flowers was held without a catch in Sunday’s loss to Buffalo. Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley both departed with first half injuries, leaving Flowers to run routes for third-string rookie Joe Fagnano.

Ravens QB Lamar Jackson is "likely" out for the season with the right thumb injury he suffered in the Week 8 loss to the Bills, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. Jackson is slated for surgery on that thumb, and we should get confirmation on a timeline for return then. We'll keep you updated on the situation, but Jackson is droppable from redraft rosters on this week's waiver run.

Ravens QB Lamar Jackson will need surgery on his right thumb and head to injured reserve, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports. That will knock Jackson out for at least the next four games. We'll see if he'll miss more time beyond that. Baltimore also lost QB Tyler Huntley to a toe injury in Buffalo, leaving his status uncertain going forward. Undrafted rookie QB Joe Fagnano could be under center for the foreseeable future. He threw for 91 yards, 0 TDs, and 1 INT on 10-of-21 passing against the Bills today.

Update: HC Jesse Minter said “we’ll see” when asked if Jackson's injury is season-ending, so it seems like he could miss more than just four games.

Ravens QB Lamar Jackson suffered an apparent right hand injury on his very first throw of Sunday's game vs. the Bills. He headed straight back to the locker room with trainers. We'll update Jackson's status when we learn more.

Update: Jackson has been ruled out.

Ravens QB Lamar Jackson (ankle) will start this weekend's game vs. the Bills, HC Jesse Minter announced Friday. Jackson was a full participant in practice all week. He and the team have seemingly been conservative coming back from this injury, so we're expecting him to at least be close to 100%. There's still a bit more risk here than usual, but Jackson has big fantasy upside in a likely shootout against Buffalo's 29th-ranked QB defense.

Ravens QB Lamar Jackson (ankle) is expected to play vs. the Bills this weekend, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. Jackson seemed close to playing last week, so close that CBS's Tracy Wolfson reported that the team was surprised that he didn't end up playing against the Bengals. But Rapoport hears that Jackson's injury was expected to cost him 2-3 games. He's missed 3 and is on track to return on Sunday.

Ravens QB Lamar Jackson (ankle) has a "realistic chance" to play vs. the Browns this weekend, a league source tells ESPN's Adam Schefter. The reporting on Jackson's progress has been generally positive over the past few days. We're tentatively projecting him to play on Sunday, albeit with lower-than-usual rushing production coming off the ankle injury. We'll keep you updated on his status throughout the rest of the week.

Huntley completed 24 of 32 pass attempts for 201 yards and 2 TDs, while adding another 20 yards and a TD as a rusher to finish as a QB1 for the second and only other time since 2021. He took over for QB Lamar Jackson who was sidelined with an ankle injury, finishing as the QB8 in Week 5 following the Ravens overtime win over the Falcons.

Ravens QB Lamar Jackson (ankle) is out for Sunday night’s game vs. the Falcons. While his injury reportedly isn’t serious, Jackson didn’t seem particularly close to playing in this one. Consider him iffy for Week 6. Jackson’s absence leaves QB Tyler Huntley under center for Baltimore. He posted 186-1-0 and 107-1-0 passing lines in 2 starts last season, totaling just 42 total attempts. Expect a run-heavy attack from the Ravens this week.

Ravens QB Lamar Jackson is considered "day to day" with the ankle injury he suffered in Sunday's win over the Titans, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. Jackson didn't re-enter the game but remained on the sidelines for the second half. It sounds like he dodged a serious injury and at least has a chance to play vs. the Falcons next week.

Ravens QB Lamar Jackson did not start the second half of Sunday's game vs. the Titans. He's officially questionable to return with an ankle injury. Jackson is on the sidelines without his helmet, with Baltimore up 24-7. QB Tyler Hunter has replaced him. We'll update Jackson's status when we know more.

Ravens QB Lamar Jackson (back) is not listed on the final Week 4 injury report. He was limited on Wednesday but put in full practices on Thursday and Friday. Jackson remains an elite fantasy play vs. the Titans this weekend.

Ravens QB Lamar Jackson (back) is off the final injury report for Sunday night’s game vs. the Steelers. He put in a full week of practice for the first time since Week 10. Although it’s tough to imagine that Jackson is at 100%, he’ll be going all out in this must-win game. See where Jackson lands in the Week 18 QB rankings.

Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson suffered a back injury in the second quarter of the team's 28-24 loss. Jackson was kneed in the lower left side with 1:56 remaining in the second quarter and headed to the locker room early. Tyler Huntley came in to finish that drive and played the entire second half as Jackson dealt with the injury. An MRI scheduled for Monday should tell us more. If Jackson can't play, Tyler Huntley would get the start in Week 17 in a crucial matchup against the Packers. UPDATE: Jackson is day-to-day with a back bruise.

Ravens QB Lamar Jackson (ankle) is not listed on the final injury report for this weekend’s game vs. the Steelers. Jackson got stepped on in Wednesday’s practice, per NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, and did not practice on Thursday. But he returned to a full practice on Friday. Still, we’ll assume Jackson is still not at 100% until we see it on the field. He sits lower than usual in the Week 14 QB rankings.

Ravens QB Lamar Jackson (ankle) did not practice on Thursday. That followed a limited workout on Wednesday -- which was his first Wednesday practice since Week 10. OC Todd Monken said he still expects Jackson to play vs. the Steelers this weekend but confirmed the obvious: That Jackson is not at 100%. "I just give him a lot of credit - he's battling each week trying to get healthy enough to be able to play every Sunday," Monken said. "I mean, that's what I see out of him. I see a guy that's battling little nagging injuries, things that are stopping him from being able to get out there every day and practice."

Ravens WR Rashod Bateman (ankle) is off the final injury report and will play vs. the Bengals on Thursday night. He's averaged just 22 receiving yards per game this season and shouldn't be in fantasy lineups. But Bateman's return doesn't hurt QB Lamar Jackson's chances of a bounce-back game.