How concerned are you about Lamar Jackson’s hamstring injury?
Ravens Quarterback Lamar Jackson Exits Chiefs Game With Hamstring Injury
Baltimore Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson left Sunday’s Week 4 game against the Kansas City Chiefs with a hamstring injury in the third quarter. Though initially listed as questionable to return, Jackson remained sidelined for the rest of the game, which Baltimore lost. Head Coach John Harbaugh stated the team does not yet know the severity, though initial reports suggest it’s not season-ending. Jackson had been playing efficiently before the injury, logging 147 passing yards and 48 rushing yards. With the team off to a shaky 1-3 start, any extended absence could heavily impact Baltimore’s playoff hopes. Backup QB Cooper Rush is expected to lead the offense if Jackson misses time. Fans and analysts alike are watching closely to see how the Ravens respond.
Options
- Very concerned — could derail the season
- Mildly concerned — short-term issue
- Not worried — Ravens will adapt
- Wait and see