The Baltimore Ravens are preparing for their upcoming game against the Chicago Bears without quarterback Lamar Jackson. This marks the third consecutive game he will be sidelined due to a hamstring injury.
Lamar Jackson’s Injury Status
Jackson was initially a full participant in practice last Friday. However, he was later downgraded to limited participation as the week progressed. Sources indicate that he may return to the team for a game on Thursday night against the Miami Dolphins.
The decision to hold Jackson out of the game against the Bears was made to ensure his recovery, especially since the team has a quick turnaround for the matchup against Miami.
Tyler Huntley Takes the Helm
In Jackson’s absence, Tyler Huntley is set to start for the Ravens. Huntley has a history of starting games for the team, which eases concerns about the quarterback position. He previously filled in for Jackson during the last season, leading the team in five games with a record of two wins and three losses.
Huntley’s Performance Overview
- Started a total of five games in the previous season.
- Completed 86 out of 133 passes.
- Scored five total touchdowns.
- Previously started ten games for the Ravens, including one playoff appearance.
- Recognized with a Pro Bowl selection in 2022.
As the Ravens face the Bears, they look to maintain their competitive edge without their star quarterback. Huntley’s experience will be vital as the team aims to secure a victory before facing the Dolphins in a challenging matchup later in the week.
