Lamar Jackson exits Ravens vs. Titans game with ankle injury, Tyler Huntley takes over
Baltimore quarterback Lamar Jackson left the game against the Tennessee Titans after sustaining an ankle injury on a sack, and backup Tyler Huntley started the second half.
Baltimore quarterback Lamar Jackson was forced to leave the Sunday matchup with the Tennessee Titans after his left ankle was twisted during a sack by Titans defensive end Jermaine Johnson late in the first half. Jackson stood up briefly but did not return for the third quarter, and team officials listed him as questionable.
Tyler Huntley entered the game at the start of the second half, leading the Ravens' offense while Jackson received treatment on the sideline. Baltimore held a 24-7 lead when the substitution was made.
Jackson had completed 15 of 20 passes for 222 yards and two touchdowns in the first half, maintaining a season average of 69.7% completions, 248.3 passing yards, four touchdowns and one interception per game. He also ranked first in the league for yards per attempt (9.8) and yards per completion (14.1), and added 124 rushing yards and one rushing touchdown.
The Ravens, who sit 3-1 in the AFC North, will look to assess Jackson's condition before upcoming contests against the Atlanta Falcons, Cleveland Browns, Cincinnati Bengals, Buffalo Bills and Jacksonville Jaguars.