The Ravens are coming off a setback. They are constantly tumbling with wins and losses and are running 3-3. This year is necessary for Lamar Jackson, who is fighting for a gargantuan contract extension. However, recent updates are coming from Baltimore, which could develop concern among the fans. The QB1’s name has come up in the injury report, which could be uneasy for the offensive lineup.

Lamar Jackson and the team are coming off some crucial losses at the hands of the Giants, Bills, and Dolphins. They have an important game at home as they host the Browns in Week 7. However, Jackson’s troubles could have significant consequences if he is not at maximum capacity for the upcoming game.

Lamar Jackson in limited capacity has everyone alarmed

As per Adam Schefter, “Ravens’ QB Lamar Jackson was limited at practice today due to a hip injury and TE Mark Andrews did not practice due to a knee injury.” The injury report also had WR Rashod Bateman, OLB Justin Houston, and Ronnie Stanley under limited capacity.

It is the first time Lamar Jackson reached on the practice report since Week 3. The QB1 underwent limited practice on September 21 due to a right elbow ailment. Ryan Mink mentioned that coach Jim Harbaugh was unconcerned about the injury. But based on the circumstances, it should be something to monitor.

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As the injury status is on Wednesday, there are chances Lamar Jackson will grace the M&T Bank Stadium at complete capacity. It is yet to see if the injury affects his availability in the Week 7 game against Cleveland Browns.

Baltimore Ravens bring veteran offensive power to tackle offensive voids

The Ravens are recovering from a defeat to the New York Giants and may use some help at the receiving slot. The team added an NFL veteran to its practice squad to deal with the dilemma. Baltimore brings in free agent DeSean Jackson after his workout. WR Jackson was slated to visit the team earlier this week, as previously reported. His routine seemed to have gone well as he put his initials on the contract paper.

DeSean Jackson revealed during the I AM ATHLETE podcast that he has not officially declared his retirement. He had Philadelphia and Green Bay as potential landing spots. However, the WR did not rule out his appearance in Baltimore.

Will Jackson and Jackson perform in the upcoming Week 7 game? It is subject to witness.

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