Lamar Jackson is expected to return as the Baltimore Ravens’ starting quarterback in Week 8 against the Buffalo Bills after missing three games with an ankle injury. NFL insider Ian Rapoport reported that Jackson is close to full health and that the Ravens expect him to play.
Jackson’s absence has coincided with two straight Ravens losses, including a 35–17 defeat to the Cincinnati Bengals. Backup Tyler Huntley performed capably, but Baltimore’s offense has missed Jackson, who recorded 967 passing yards and four touchdowns before his injury.
The Ravens-Bills matchup is set for November 1 at 2 p.m. ET, with Jackson potentially facing Buffalo quarterback Josh Allen, who has nine passing touchdowns and eight rushing touchdowns this season.
### Key Takeaways
– Lamar Jackson is expected to start against the Bills in Week 8.
– He has missed three games with an ankle injury and is reportedly nearing full health.
– Baltimore has lost two straight games without Jackson.
– #LamarJackson
