Lamar Jackson returns to Ravens practice on a limited basis with ankle injury
Photo: Washington TimesRavens quarterback Lamar Jackson did limited work at practice Wednesday, Baltimore coach Jesse Minter said, though Jackson was absent during the portion open to reporters. Jackson has missed the past two games with an ankle injury he suffered in a Week 4 victory over Tennessee, and the Ravens listed him as limited after practice. Minter said Jackson is being evaluated day by day and that he wants to play but must be healthy enough to do so. Baltimore is 1-1 without him, including a loss at Cleveland last weekend. Center Cam Jurgens, who had a concussion and was traded from Philadelphia to Baltimore, was a full participant after missing the two games since the trade.
The Washington Times, in the excerpt available, reports the same Minter update on Jackson's limited work. CBS News adds Minter's comments that Jackson wants to play and the Ravens' 1-1 record without him. CBS Sports places the news in a Week 7 injury roundup that also lists Breece Hall as a non-participant with a quad injury.
How the sides differ Left and right sources report Jackson's limited practice; alternative sources place it within a league-wide injury report.
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CBS News leads with Minter's practice update and features his quotes on Jackson's desire to play and the health standard for playing.
CBS Sports covers Jackson within a league-wide Week 7 injury report, listing many players' statuses ahead of a Thursday night game.
The Washington Times leads with Minter's update on Jackson's limited practice, using wording close to the other outlets; only an excerpt was available.