Baltimore's Lamar Jackson (knee) ruled out for Sunday's Wild Card game against Bengals
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson (knee) will not play in Sunday's Wild Card playoff contest versus the Cincinnati Bengals.
What It Means:
Jackson will remain on the sidelines after Baltimore's quarterback was unable to participate in any practices this week.
In a tough spot against a Bengals' defense giving up 20.5 completions for 1.1 touchdowns and 235.1 passing yards to quarterbacks, expect Tyler Huntley or Anthony Brown to start if Huntley is unable to play with his shoulder and wrist injuries.
Source:
Ari Meirov
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