Lamar Jackson Health, Injury Updates & History

Exited Week 4 game with a hamstring injury and is questionable to return, by video, not a severe strain, but unlikley to return to prevent straining it further

Lamar was listed on the team’s injury report in November with minor injuries to his back and knee, but never missed any games or time in the Ravens rotation as the starting quarterback, finished second in MVP voting, and threw for 4172 yards, 41 touchdowns, and only 4 interceptions. He has a tendency to sustain an injury every other year in his career, so be on the lookout for that this season, as he was fully healthy last year.

Coach John Harbaugh said Friday that Jackson will play Sunday against the Broncos, despite the appearance on the injury list with back and knee issues, he missed practice on Wednesday and Thursday but his availability for W9 never seemed in doubt

Was listed as a non-participant in Wednesday's practice due to back and knee injuries, there hasn't been any indication of a serious injury, there are indications the team isn't worried about Jackson missing a home game against the Broncos this Sunday

Lamar Jackson, the NFL MVP last season, had his best season by a wide margin in passing yards, although not in passing touchdowns. He carried the ball 148 times for 821 yards. Jackson had no significant injuries last season, with only a mild left ankle sprain on November 16th that did not cause him to miss any time.

NFL MVP last season. His best season by a wide margin in passing yards, but not passing touchdowns. Carried the ball 148 times at 821 yards. No significant injuries last season. Left ankle sprain on 11/16, deemed mild, did not miss time.

Missed Thursday's practice with an illness but will play and unlikely to have limitations during the game - may get an IV to help with dehydration

DNP Thursday with an illness - our panel of docs have no doubt he will play Sunday but may require an IV mid-game to help with symptoms

Suffered what appears by video to be a mild left ankle injury after he was rolled up on by LB Logan Wilson, expect the former MVP to stay in the game and play through issue - past injury history to right ankle

The 2019 NFL MVP did not finish the season for the second consecutive year due to a PCL sprain that caused him to miss the team's playoff game. The Ravens signed Lamar Jackson to a five-year, $260 million deal this offseason. He is expected to be fully ready for Week 1.