Baltimore, MD, October 9, 2026 — The Baltimore Ravens will be without their starting quarterback, Lamar Jackson, for Sunday night’s matchup against the Atlanta Falcons. The team announced that Jackson will miss the game due to an ankle injury.

The absence of Jackson is a significant development for the Ravens as they prepare to face the Falcons. His status for the game was a key point of discussion leading up to the contest. The specific details regarding the severity or the exact timeline for Jackson’s recovery were not immediately provided.

Jackson, a prominent figure in the NFL, has been a critical component of the Ravens’ offensive strategy. His ability to impact the game both through passing and his dynamic rushing ability makes his absence keenly felt by the team.

The Ravens organization has not disclosed further information concerning the injury, including when it occurred or if it is related to previous incidents. The team will rely on other quarterbacks on its roster to lead the offense in Jackson’s stead. The name of the quarterback who will start in place of Jackson was not provided in the initial announcement.

This development could impact the team’s game plan and overall performance. The Atlanta Falcons are preparing for the game with the expectation of facing the Ravens’ backup quarterback. Further updates on Jackson’s condition are anticipated from the team as the situation evolves.


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