Lamar Jackson leaves Ravens-Titans game with ankle injury.

Lamar Jackson did not start the second half of Sunday's game against Tennessee after injuring his left ankle. Tyler Huntley replaced him with Baltimore ahead 24-7.

• 15 of 20 passes completed, 222 yards, two touchdowns in the first half.
• Jackson appeared to injure his ankle evading a sack by Jermaine Johnson II.
• 64-yard field goal closed the half; Jackson was already in the locker room.
• Jackson has missed at least four games due to injury in three of the past five seasons.

Why it matters: Jackson's health is the central variable in Baltimore's season. His absences have repeatedly cost the Ravens wins and playoff spots.

• Ravens went 2-2 last season and 1-4 in 2021 without him; both years ended without a playoff win.
• The offensive line is already depleted: two starting-caliber centers have suffered season-ending injuries this year.

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What’s next: Jackson was questionable to return; no further update had been reported at publication.

• Baltimore entered the game 2-1; the outcome of the Titans game was still in progress.
• How serious is the ankle injury, and will Jackson miss additional games?
• How will Baltimore's makeshift offensive line hold up without a proven center for the rest of the season?