Lamar Jackson Injured, Exits Ravens Game Against Titans
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson exited their game against the Titans during the first half due to an ankle injury.
Baltimore, MD, October 4, 2026 —
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson was forced to leave the field during the first half of the team’s game against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday due to an ankle injury. The exact severity of the injury was not immediately disclosed.
Jackson, a pivotal player for the Ravens’ offense, sustained the injury in the second quarter. Medical personnel attended to him on the sideline before he was taken to the locker room. His departure from the game significantly impacted the Ravens’ offensive strategy.
The team has not yet provided an update on Jackson’s condition or his potential return to play. The quarterback’s status for future games remains uncertain pending further evaluation. The contractor’s name, the specific play during which the injury occurred, and the game’s location were not provided in the available summary information.
Tyler Huntley is expected to take over quarterback duties for the Ravens in Jackson’s absence. The team will continue the game against the Titans, with their offensive performance likely to be affected by the loss of their starting quarterback. Further details regarding Lamar Jackson’s injury and his availability for upcoming contests are anticipated.
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