Ravens QB Lamar Jackson Leaves Practice Early but Confirmed Fine

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson left practice early on Wednesday after being stepped on during a drill, raising initial concerns about a potential hand or wrist injury. Jackson was reportedly knocked down making a throw and appeared to be flexing his wrist, but the team later clarified that he is fine and the injury was limited to having his foot stepped on. Despite the scare, Jackson has not yet attempted a pass in the preseason games, with backups splitting time as the team prepares for its final preseason game against the Washington Commanders. Ravens representatives and multiple reporters confirmed that Jackson's condition is not serious, providing relief to the team amid concerns over the importance of his health. Coach John Harbaugh may offer further updates on Jackson's status as the regular season approaches. The incident underscores the caution teams exercise to protect their starting quarterbacks during training camp.