Things aren’t going well for Lamar Jackson

Lamar Jackson could be sidelined for an indefinite period after suffering an ankle injury during the Baltimore Ravens' game against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday.

According to NFL Network expert Ian Rapoport, the 29-year-old star quarterback could miss several games.

The injury occurred with just 14 seconds left in the first half. Jackson was tackled by Titans defensive end Jermaine Johnson II. Following the contact, the Baltimore player's ankle twisted abnormally, preventing him from returning to the field for the second half of the game.

After the game, Jackson left M&T Bank Stadium wearing a walking boot. An MRI was scheduled for Tuesday to more accurately determine the severity of his injury and the potential length of his absence.

An Injury That Comes at a Bad Time for the Ravens

This situation is a major blow for Baltimore, as Lamar Jackson had started the 2026 season on an excellent note. After four games, the two-time NFL Most Valuable Player had a 70.8% completion rate, with 967 passing yards and six touchdown passes. He had also thrown only one interception.

The quarterback had also contributed on the ground, totaling 144 yards and one touchdown on 19 carries. His impact on both sides of the ball therefore remains particularly important for the Ravens.

Despite this uncertainty, Baltimore currently holds a 3-1 record and sits in second place in the AFC North. However, the exact length of Jackson's absence could have significant repercussions on the rest of the Ravens' season.

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