Ravens Face Week 5 Uncertainty as Lamar Jackson Out, Key Players' Statuses Unclear
The Baltimore Ravens face uncertainty in Week 5 due to a growing injury list. Lamar Jackson's hamstring issue will keep him out, while other key players' statuses remain unclear.
Head coach John Harbaugh confirmed Lamar Jackson couldn't finish the game against the Chiefs due to a hamstring injury. Jackson will now miss Week 5, with Cooper Rush set to start in his place against the Houston Texans.
The Ravens' injury woes extend beyond their quarterback. Linebacker Roquan Smith is questionable with a minor injury, having about a 30% chance of missing the game. Cornerback Marlon Humphrey is healthy and expected to play, with only a 5% chance of absence. However, Nate Wiggins is doubtful due to a recent injury, with approximately a 60% probability of missing Week 5. Offensive tackle Ronnie Stanley is also among the injured, adding to the team's concerns.
Lamar Jackson's absence in Week 5 is confirmed, with Cooper Rush taking his place. The Ravens' situation is further complicated by the uncertain status of several key players, including Roquan Smith and Nate Wiggins. The team will need to adapt and hope for positive updates on their injured players' statuses.
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