Jesse Minter does not address Lamar Jackson's injury, says he'll keep conversations with QB private
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Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has reportedly told teammates he aims to return for the 2026 season, though his path remains uncertain after suffering a severe injury. Jackson, who has started just five games this season, exited a contest against Tennessee after playing only half and later left a matchup with Buffalo after throwing a single pass.
The 27-year-old is currently on injured reserve with a fractured and dislocated thumb, expected to be sidelined for six to nine weeks. Head coach Jesse Minter declined to provide updates on Jackson’s status or surgical details, emphasizing privacy in their discussions.
Minter also avoided confirming the specifics of Jackson’s injury when pressed, instead reiterating that any public updates would come directly from the player. With Jackson and backup Tyler Huntley both out, Jacoby Brissett has taken over as the Ravens’ starter.
