Ravens' Lamar Jackson hurts thumb on first snap against Bills
Fox News reports Lamar Jackson injured his right thumb on his first snap against Buffalo and left the game, in his return from a three-game absence.
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson injured his right thumb on his first snap against the Buffalo Bills and is out of the game, Fox News reports.
Jackson was back after missing three straight games with an ankle sprain, according to Fox News. The Guardian's pregame coverage also described the game as his return from a three-game absence.
Baltimore came in at 4-3 after two straight defeats, which left the Ravens last in the AFC North, the Guardian reported. Buffalo came in at 5-1. The Bills have beaten the Ravens at home three straight times, including a 41-40 win in the opening week of last season.
The Guardian had framed the game as Jackson against Bills quarterback Josh Allen.
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- The GuardianNFL week eight: Ravens v Bills, Browns v Steelers, Vikings v Lions and more – updatesSun, Nov 1, 12:33 PM EST
- Fox NewsRavens quarterback Lamar Jackson injured once again and out of the game after only one play against BillsSun, Nov 1, 12:52 PM EST
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