The AFC North seems to consist of four teams that have zero interest in winning it at the moment. The Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers are currently tied for the lead in the division at 6-6 and have a pivotal game on Sunday to decide which team will claim first place heading into the home stretch of th season.
Unfortunately for the Ravens, star quarterback Lamar Jackson has popped up on the injury report late in the week, a sign that the team may be forced to move to backup Tyler “Snoop” Huntley for the massive game.
“Ravens QB Lamar Jackson is not practicing Thursday. He was limited Wednesday with an ankle injury. This marks the 4th straight week where Jackson has missed at least one practice. Tyler Huntley would start Sunday against the Steelers if Jackson is unable to play,” reported ESPN’s Jamison Hensley on Thursday afternoon.
Ravens QB Lamar Jackson is not practicing Thursday.
He was limited Wednesday with an ankle injury. This marks the 4th straight week where Jackson has missed at least one practice.
Tyler Huntley would start Sunday against the Steelers if Jackson is unable to play.
— Jamison Hensley (@jamisonhensley) December 4, 2025
Fasn reacted to the update on social media.
“At some point they should just let him sit and rest. If he’s constantly playing hurt then they aren’t going to go anywhere,” one fan wrote on Twitter.
“Wouldn’t make a difference who the QB is when Henry is in the backfield You think this team can stop the run? Please,” someone else wrote.
“This is why the offense can’t get going. If you don’t prepare how do you expect to execute?” another fan added.
It’ll be interesting to see how the Ravens look on Sunday if Jackson is unavailable.
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