As the Baltimore Ravens prepare for their Week 6 matchup against the Cleveland Browns, uncertainty looms over the availability of quarterback Lamar Jackson and offensive lineman Cam Jurgens. Jackson, who is dealing with an ankle injury, was held out of practice on Wednesday, leading to speculation about his status. Although he is considered day-to-day and making progress, reports indicate that he may not be at full strength if he plays, leaving the Ravens to potentially rely on backup Tyler Huntley.
Jurgens, on the other hand, is inching closer to his Ravens debut after self-reporting concussion symptoms last Monday. He has yet to complete a full practice and was limited on Wednesday while wearing a red non-contact jersey. His return is contingent on passing the NFL's five-step concussion protocol, adding another layer of uncertainty for Baltimore as they prepare for the game.
With both Jackson's ankle and Jurgens' concussion status unresolved, the Ravens face a challenging week of preparation, needing to determine how much of their expected roster will be available against a Browns team coming off a loss to the New York Jets.