Lamar Jackson returned to full practice with the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday as the team prepared for Sunday’s game against the Tennessee Titans at M&T Bank Stadium. Jackson had sat out Wednesday’s session due to back soreness but was among seven players who participated fully at the Under Armour Performance Center on Thursday.
Alongside Jackson, wide receiver Zay Flowers also practiced fully, as did tight end Mark Andrews, defensive end Calais Campbell, cornerback Marlon Humphrey, tight end Durham Smythe, and guard John Simpson. All seven players are trending toward being active for Sunday’s matchup, with no injury designations reported.
Three other players did not participate in practice. Defensive end Trey Hendrickson, who is following the protocol after missing Week 3 due to a finger injury, remained sidelined. Also absent were Jovaughn Gwyn with an ankle issue and center Ethan Pocic, who is dealing with a knee concern.
The Ravens’ official Twitter account shared the Thursday injury report listing the participants and non-participants ahead of the clash with the Titans. Baltimore’s return to a near-full roster in practice comes as they look to build momentum after missing Jackson’s presence in midweek drills.
Jackson’s return is significant given his role as the Ravens’ starting quarterback and offensive leader. His availability will be closely watched by fans and analysts alike as Baltimore aims to maintain its competitive edge at home.
The Titans game is set for Sunday at Baltimore’s M&T Bank Stadium, where the Ravens hope to capitalize on the full participation of their star players in preparation for the contest.
According to Yahoo Sports.