
Baltimore Ravens head coach Jesse Minter emphasized patience as Lamar Jackson remains sidelined by a hamstring issue ahead of Sunday’s matchup with the Atlanta Falcons. Jackson skipped Wednesday’s practice due to the injury, which has cast uncertainty over his availability, but Minter stressed there’s no rush to decide his status.
The coach noted Jackson is actively pursuing treatment and that the team will monitor his progress before making any final call. If Jackson cannot play, Tyler Huntley will take the starting role, having shown promise in his limited action last week, completing 8 of 9 passes for 63 yards in the second half against the Titans.
Minter downplayed concerns about Jackson’s preparation time, framing the situation as a waiting game rather than an immediate crisis. The Ravens will likely reassess Jackson’s readiness later in the week, with the decision hinging on how he responds to ongoing rehabilitation efforts.
Huntley’s recent performance provides a benchmark for his potential impact if called upon to lead the offense.

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