Ravens QB Star Lamar Jackson Leaves Bills Game With Thumb Injury, Ruled Out in First Quarter
Jackson leaves for evaluation
Jackson was visibly in pain as he left the field, grimacing while trainers accompanied him. He went to the Ravens’ locker room for further testing. The team initially listed him as questionable to return. Near the end of the first quarter, Baltimore changed his status to out for the game.
Ravens enter at 4-3
Baltimore came into Sunday’s matchup with a 4-3 record. That standing placed the team last in the competitive AFC North. Jackson’s departure left the Ravens without their starting quarterback for the remainder of the game, according to the team’s ruling.
Status changed during first quarter
The Ravens’ initial designation left open the possibility that Jackson could return. The team later ruled him out before the first quarter ended. He was taken to the locker room for testing after leaving the field with trainers. The report did not provide further details about the injury or testing.
Key points
- Lamar Jackson left the Ravens’ game against the Bills with a thumb injury.
- Trainers accompanied Jackson to the locker room for further testing.
- Baltimore first listed Jackson as questionable, then ruled him out near the end of the first quarter.
- The Ravens entered Sunday at 4-3, last in the AFC North.