Ravens likely won’t have Lamar Jackson in Week 17 with season on the line
NY Post
The Ravens are likely already at a disadvantage heading into Saturday.
It looks like the team could be without Lamar Jackson under center in a must-win game against the Packers at Lambeau Field, as he was listed as doubtful on the team’s injury report on Thursday.
A back injury that sent him out early against the Patriots in Week 16 has been weighing on Jackson before Week 1, as the two-time MVP has not practiced all week.
The Ravens, who have made the postseason the last three years and six out of the last seven, have a lot at stake on Sunday.
If they lose — or tie — in Green Bay, the Ravens (7-8), their postseason chances are over.
If Jackson isn’t starting on Sunday, the Ravens will turn to Tyler Huntley, who has played just four games this season, including one start in which the backup led the Ravens to a victory over the NFC-North leading Bears.
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