Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is dealing with a sprained ankle that leaves him with an outside chance to play the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday, sources told NFL Network.

The sprain was reported during the team's training camp and has been monitored by the medical staff. While the injury is not severe, the ankle’s limited range of motion and the need for full mobility in the pocket make a game‑ready status uncertain. Jackson’s role as the team's offensive leader means any absence could alter the Ravens’ game plan. The Week 5 matchup against the Falcons is a divisional contest that could affect the Ravens’ playoff positioning.

If Jackson is unable to play, the Ravens will likely rely on backup quarterback Tyler Huntley, who has seen limited action this season. The coaching staff will evaluate the ankle’s healing progress over the next few days and decide whether a conservative approach is viable. Historically, Jackson’s injuries have led to cautious management, so a short rest might be considered to preserve his long‑term health. The decision will also influence the team’s offensive rhythm and the Falcons’ defensive preparations.

As the game approaches, fans and analysts will watch the Ravens’ medical updates closely. The team’s official statements will clarify whether Jackson will be listed as active or inactive. Regardless of the outcome, the Ravens must prepare for a potential change in offensive dynamics. The Week 5 contest remains a key indicator of the team’s resilience, and the final roster announcement will shape expectations for the remainder of the season.