Lamar Jackson injury update: Not seen at start of Wednesday's practice ahead of Week 7 vs. Bengals
Lamar Jackson was not seen during the media viewing portion of practice on Wednesday.

Lamar Jackson was not seen at the beginning portion of practice open to the media on Wednesday, according to Cordell Woodland. The Ravens host the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday, October 25.
What happened
Jackson was not present at the start of Wednesday’s practice, per Jamison Hensley. Tyler Huntley and Joe Fagnano were the Ravens quarterbacks warming up.
Jackson has not suited up since injuring his ankle on Oct. 4, according to Hensley.
Context
Jackson has 80.1 PPR points in 4 games this season, with 967 passing yards, 6 passing touchdowns, 1 interception, 144 rushing yards, and 1 rushing touchdown. His Sleeper projection for Week 7 is 22.4 PPR points.
Tyler Huntley is the Ravens’ QB1 on the depth chart. He has 41.6 PPR points in 3 games this season, with 429 passing yards, 3 passing touchdowns, 64 rushing yards, and 1 rushing touchdown.
Timeline
On October 15, Fantasy Football Desk reported that Lamar Jackson had a realistic chance to play in Week 6 against the Cleveland Browns, according to Adam Schefter, and that he did not practice on Wednesday.
On October 16, Fantasy Football Desk reported that Tyler Huntley was expected to start against the Browns and that Jackson missed every practice that week.
On October 16, Fantasy Football Desk also reported that Huntley would be the starting quarterback against the Browns and that Jackson was ruled out with an ankle injury.
Depth chart
Tyler Huntley is the Ravens’ QB1. He has 41.6 PPR points in 3 games this season, with 429 passing yards and 4 total touchdowns.
Joe Fagnano is listed as QB4 on the depth chart and has no games played this season.
What’s next
The Ravens host the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday, October 25.
Lamar Jackson still out of practice for the #Ravens. [Quoting @jamisonhensley: "Lamar Jackson is not present at the start of Wednesday’s practice. Tyler Huntley and Joe Fagnano are the Ravens QBs warming up. Jackson hasn’t suited up since injuring his ankle on Oct. 4."]
Lamar Jackson (ankle) not seen at beginning portion of practice open to the media on Wednesday, per @CordellWoodland.
🏈 Fantasy impact
Jackson’s absence from practice puts his Week 7 availability in doubt, but no official status has been announced. Managers should monitor practice reports later this week. If Jackson misses the game, Tyler Huntley would likely start, as he did in Week 6 when he scored 13.4 PPR points with 165 passing yards and 1 passing touchdown. Huntley has been a viable streaming option in deeper leagues, but his ceiling is limited. Joe Fagnano is not a fantasy option.
Quick answers
What is Lamar Jackson's injury status?
Lamar Jackson was not seen at the beginning portion of practice open to the media on Wednesday, and he has not suited up since injuring his ankle on Oct. 4.
Who will start at quarterback for the Ravens if Lamar Jackson is out?
Tyler Huntley, the Ravens' QB1 on the depth chart, warmed up with the quarterbacks at practice. Joe Fagnano also warmed up and is listed as QB4.
Sources
- NFL schedule, Week 7 (ESPN)
- Player data (Sleeper)
- Baltimore Ravens depth chart, QB (Sleeper)
- Tyler Huntley starting vs. Cleveland in Week 6 (Fantasy Football Desk)
- Tyler Huntley expected to start second straight game for Ravens in Week 6 vs. Browns (Fantasy Football Desk)
- Lamar Jackson has 'realistic chance' to return vs. Browns in Week 6 (Fantasy Football Desk)
- Lamar Jackson still out of practice for the #Ravens. [Quoting @jamisonhensley: "Lamar Jackson is not present at the start of Wednesday’s practice. Tyler Huntley and Joe Fagnano are the Ravens QBs warming up. Jackson hasn’t suited up since injuring his ankle on Oct. 4."] (X (@MikeGarafolo))
- Lamar Jackson (ankle) not seen at beginning portion of practice open to the media on Wednesday, per @CordellWoodland. (X (@UnderdogNFL))
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