Lamar Jackson, Baltimore quarterback, injured during Cincinnati game
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson was injured during the first quarter of the team's NFL Week 11 Thursday Night Football win against the Cincinnati Bengals at M&T Bank Stadium.
Jackson remained on the turf after a tackle by Bengals linebacker Logan Wilson and went to the medical tent a short time later. He jogged on the sideline after leaving the tent.
Jackson returned to the game on the Ravens' next offensive series. He limped off the field after a third-down run during the third quarter, and appeared to have his ankle wrapped on the sideline a short time later.
Ravens backup quarterback Tyler Huntley started warming up on the sideline as Jackson was being evaluated during the first quarter.
"He reached down right away to the lower portion of his leg," Prime Video analyst Kirk Herbstreit said during the broadcast. "He's not feeling good right now."
Jackson had 60 passing yards and 15 rushing yards before the injury. He finished the game with 264 passing yards, two TD passes and 54 rushing yards on nine carries.
Earlier in the first quarter, Jackson's top target, tight end Mark Andrews, left the game after a tackle by Wilson. Andrews was declared out with an ankle injury.
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