Lamar Jackson injured on first play after returning from ankle injury
Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 1 Nov, 19:08 · Archive
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson injured his right thumb on his first play back after missing three games with an ankle sprain.
Lamar Jackson's return to the Baltimore Ravens lasted one play. The quarterback, making his first appearance since 4 October after missing three games with a high-ankle sprain, injured his right thumb on his first offensive snap against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday. As he dropped back to throw, Bills outside linebacker Greg Rousseau made contact with Jackson's right hand. Jackson immediately grabbed his thumb in obvious pain and walked toward the sideline with a towel over his right hand before being escorted to the locker room. He was ruled out for the rest of the game.
Before the ankle injury, Jackson had been highly productive for the Ravens this season, completing 68 of 96 passes for 967 yards, six touchdowns and one interception while adding 144 rushing yards and a touchdown. The Ravens had a 3–1 record in his starts. Jackson had admitted last week that he was not pain-free in his ankle but planned to attempt playing, saying 'I'm able to move around a little better'.
Tyler Huntley took over at quarterback for Baltimore.

How it is being reported
- Lamar Jackson getting surgery that could end his season in Ravens injury crusherLamar Jackson's season may be over.New York Post · 1 Nov, 21:52
- Lamar Jackson exits on first play after injury return in latest Ravens nightmareJust as the Ravens’ Lamar Jackson nightmare ended, another one began.New York Post · 1 Nov, 18:40
- Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson injured once again and out of the game after only one play against BillsLamar Jackson injured his right thumb on his very first snap against the Buffalo Bills after missing three straight games with an ankle sprain.Fox News · 1 Nov, 17:52
In this story: Lamar Jackson · Baltimore Ravens · Buffalo Bills · Greg Rousseau · Tyler Huntley
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