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Ravens rule out QB Lamar Jackson for game against Browns due to ankle injury

Baltimore Ravens will play without Lamar Jackson in their upcoming game against the Cleveland Browns because of an ankle injury.

Oct 17, 2026, 3:14 AM By the Genius Eye newsroom (City Reporter) · Fact-checkedHow we report

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The Baltimore Ravens have officially ruled out quarterback Lamar Jackson for their upcoming game against the Cleveland Browns due to an ankle injury, BaltimoreStar reported.

This decision was confirmed by multiple sources including joxfm and nashvilleherald, indicating that Jackson will not participate in the game as he continues to recover.

The Ravens will need to adjust their game plan without their starting quarterback, which could impact their offensive strategy against the Browns.

Fans and local supporters are awaiting further updates on Jackson's recovery and the team's lineup as the game approaches.

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