Lamar Jackson injury: Ravens' QB misses practice, status still in doubt for Week 6 against Rams

Lamar Jackson, the starting quarterback for the Baltimore Ravens, missed practice on Wednesday due to a knee injury. His status for the Week 6 matchup against the Los Angeles Rams remains uncertain. The Ravens have not provided details on the severity of Jackson's injury, but his absence from practice raises concerns about his availability for the upcoming game. If Jackson is unable to play, the team will likely turn to Cooper Rush, who has stepped in as the starting quarterback in the past. Rush has had experience leading the Ravens' offense, having played in several games for the team this season. However, the Ravens are hoping that Jackson will be able to recover in time to face the Rams, as he is a crucial part of their offensive strategy. The team will continue to monitor Jackson's progress throughout the week, and a decision on his playing status for Week 6 is expected to be made closer to the game day.