John Harbaugh: Not a season-ending injury for Lamar Jackson

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The Ravens lost quarterback Lamar Jackson early in Sunday’s win over the Broncos. They won’t lose him for the rest of the season.

After the game, coach John Harbaugh told reporters that the situation isn’t season-ending.

Harbaugh said it’s a matter of “days” to “weeks” to Jackson. Further testing is coming on Monday.

Tyler Huntley led the Ravens to victory on Sunday, and the team believes in Huntley. But he’s still not Lamar Jackson, and the team isn’t quite the same without him.

The Ravens visit the Steelers next Sunday.

9 responses to “John Harbaugh: Not a season-ending injury for Lamar Jackson

  1. For all the grief Allen receives for taking hits, he hasn’t missed games since his rookie year (when he was injured in the pocket). Meanwhile, faster QBs like Murray and Jackson continue to miss games in multiple seasons. I think it’s related to size. Jackson not small, but is much smaller than Allen who is the size of an edge player. Maybe it catches up with Allen, but not as quickly as Murray and Jackson.

  2. Luckily we have Huntley who compliments this offense. Wishing Lamar a speedy recovery, along with Queen and everyone else who got banged up today.

  3. billshistorian says:
    December 4, 2022 at 4:47 pm
    For all the grief Allen receives for taking hits, he hasn’t missed games since his rookie year (when he was injured in the pocket). Meanwhile, faster QBs like Murray and Jackson continue to miss games in multiple seasons. I think it’s related to size. Jackson not small, but is much smaller than Allen who is the size of an edge player. Maybe it catches up with Allen, but not as quickly as Murray and Jackson.
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    Why do bills fans think everyone else cares about Josh Allen as much as they do? It’s football guys get hurt. Who cares that it’s been a while since Allen has missed a game?

    PS if the bills choke in the playoffs 90% of Bills fans will be using Allen’s elbow injury as an excuse.

  4. When does the narrative of “Lamar is good” simply go away? He’s terrible. Did anyone watch how bad he was today? Awful body language, no energy, no heart, drops back and looks only for Andrews and if he’s covered, he tucks and tries to run. It’s pathetic. But what’s more pathetic is this continuing narrative that he’s a good QB. After the 3rd game this season he’s been one of the worst, if not the worst, QBs in the league. I hope he gets healthy but it’s laughable you keep trying to tell us he’s some kind of game-changer Baltimore can’t go without.

  5. DeefenseWins says:
    December 4, 2022 at 8:06 pm
    When does the narrative of “Lamar is good” simply go away? He’s terrible. Did anyone watch how bad he was today? Awful body language, no energy, no heart, drops back and looks only for Andrews and if he’s covered, he tucks and tries to run. It’s pathetic. But what’s more pathetic is this continuing narrative that he’s a good QB. After the 3rd game this season he’s been one of the worst, if not the worst, QBs in the league. I hope he gets healthy but it’s laughable you keep trying to tell us he’s some kind of game-changer Baltimore can’t go without
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    Well, he definitely is no Russell Wilson, that is for Sure!!!

  6. I wish they would hurry up and over pay Lamar already, so the rest of the AFC North can relax. Well, everyone but Cleveland because they over paid the Predator by about 260 million dollars and a whole bunch of draft picks.

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