The Baltimore Ravens received a major concern during Week 4 after Lamar Jackson left the game against the Kansas City Chiefs with a left ankle injury.
Jackson exited the matchup and did not return. The quarterback will undergo additional medical evaluations to determine the severity of the injury and his availability for upcoming games.
Jackson is considered day-to-day
Initial evaluations indicate the injury may not be long term, although Baltimore will need additional testing before establishing a recovery timeline.
The development comes at a difficult time for the Ravens, who rely on Jackson as the centerpiece of their offense and could face a significant challenge if he is forced to miss time.
Tyler Huntley could take over
If Jackson is unable to play, Tyler Huntley would be among the leading options to take over at quarterback while Jackson recovers.
Baltimore will wait for the results of further medical evaluations before determining its plan for Week 5, making Jackson's health one of the league's biggest storylines in the coming days.