Ravens QB Lamar Jackson dominated out with knee harm

BALTIMORE — Quarterback Lamar Jackson has been dominated out for the second half of Sunday’s sport in opposition to the Denver Broncos with a knee harm because the Baltimore Ravens look to keep away from getting upset for a second straight week.

Jackson was damage on the ultimate play of the primary quarter, when he was sacked from behind by Broncos linebacker Jonathon Cooper and landed ahead awkwardly. After being evaluated within the medical tent, Jackson walked with out a limp to the locker room with the medical employees initially of the second quarter and was dominated out initially of the second half.

This marks the primary time that Jackson has missed any snaps since final season, when he injured his ankle in Week 14. The Ravens, who have been 8-4 on the time, misplaced their final 5 video games with Jackson sidelined and missed the playoffs.

This 12 months, Jackson has led Baltimore to a 7-4 file and atop the AFC North earlier than he exited Sunday.

Jackson exited after considered one of his most tough begins to a sport. He was pressured by Denver on 5 of his six dropbacks within the first quarter, which included two sacks. That 83% stress fee was the best that Jackson has confronted in his five-year NFL profession.

The Ravens trailed the Broncos 6-3 at halftime. Baltimore is coming off a disappointing 28-27 loss at Jacksonville.

Tyler Huntley, who’s filling in for Jackson, is 1-3 as a starter in his three-year profession.

Jackson has been battling accidents just lately. He missed one follow two weeks in the past with a hip harm and was restricted for one follow final week with a quadriceps harm. Jackson has missed solely 4 video games on account of harm in his profession, all throughout final season.

This has been a vital season for Jackson, who’s in his fifth-year choice and isn’t below contract for subsequent 12 months.

Accidents have been mounting for the Baltimore offense all season. Left sort out Ronnie Stanley (ankle) missed his second straight sport, high operating again J.Ok. Dobbins (knee) is on injured reserve, and No. 1 large receiver Rashod Bateman (foot) is out for the season.