Ravens Quarterback Lamar Jackson Faces Season-Ending Surgery for Thumb Injury
Ravens coach Jesse Minter stated that Lamar Jackson requires surgery for a thumb injury sustained during a game against Buffalo, indicating the injury could potentially end his season.
Wichita Falls & Lawton, TX, November 1, 2026 —
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is reportedly set to undergo surgery for a thumb injury, according to head coach Jesse Minter. The injury occurred during a recent game against the Buffalo Bills.
Minter indicated that the injury is significant and could potentially conclude Jackson’s current season. The specific timeline for recovery following surgery was not immediately provided.
The status of Jackson’s availability for the remainder of the Ravens’ schedule is now uncertain following this medical development. Further details regarding the procedure and expected recovery period are anticipated.
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