It's another week of Lamar Jackson missing a Wednesday practice and shrugging off a new injury to take the field for the Baltimore Ravens.
Jackson has no injury designation and will start Sunday for Baltimore against the New York Jets.
Jackson missed Wednesday's practice due to an ankle injury a week after missing a Wednesday session the week prior with a knee injury. He was a full participant on Thursday and Friday. Jackson missed three games with a hamstring injury earlier this season.
The Ravens are just a game behind the Steelers for first place in the AFC North, and having their franchise QB under center is a boon even if he's a bit banged up. Despite Jackson lacking a game status, it's fair to wonder if he's fully healthy.
Regardless, Jackson's 3-0 since coming back from his bum hammy with the Ravens riding an overall four-game winning streak.
He's rushed for just 226 yards through seven games, hardly what we're accustomed to seeing from the only quarterback to produce two 1,000-yard-rushing seasons.
The two-time NFL MVP has still been stellar, though, completing 68% of his passes for 1,442 yards, 15 touchdowns and just three interceptions.
Jackson and the Ravens (5-5) kick off against the Jets (2-8) at 1 p.m. ET on Sunday.
