Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson participated fully in Wednesday's practice, his first full session since spraining his left ankle 24 days ago. Coach Jesse Minter called it an encouraging sign ahead of Sunday's road game against the Buffalo Bills. Jackson, sidelined for the last three games, jogged onto the field with his ankle taped and threw passes to Zay Flowers while working with Derrick Henry on handoffs.
Offensive tackle Ronnie Stanley said Jackson's return would be 'a big boost' given the team's current struggles in his absence. Baltimore is 4-3 and last in the AFC North, while Buffalo sits at 5-1. The Ravens have lost both games with Tyler Huntley at quarterback, failing to score in the second half in both contests.
In 14 quarters with Jackson this season, Baltimore has scored 14 touchdowns; in 14 quarters without him, just five. Running back Derrick Henry called Jackson 'the heart and soul of this team,' adding, 'He wants to be out there with us and to put us in the best position to win.'.
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