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Lamar Jackson’s Ankle Injury Casts Shadow Over Ravens’ Playoff Hopes Ahead of Jets Showdown

Lamar Jackson’s Ankle Injury Casts Shadow Over Ravens’ Playoff Hopes Ahead of Jets Showdown

Lamar Jackson missed practice with an ankle injury as the Ravens prepare to host the Jets, raising fears over his durability in a season where he's been sacked 23 times in seven starts. His availability is a game-day decision.

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