Lamar Jackson limited with back injury

The Baltimore Ravens officially listed quarterback Lamar Jackson as a limited practice participant because of a back injury, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, who reported the team’s injury report Wednesday, September 30. The report did not provide further details on the injury or Jackson’s practice status beyond the limited designation.

Jackson’s early production

Through three games in 2026–27, Jackson has completed 53 of 76 passes for 745 yards, four passing touchdowns and one interception. He has taken five sacks. Jackson also has 17 rushing attempts for 124 yards and one rushing touchdown, continuing to provide production as both a passer and runner.

Jackson has one fumble and one lost fumble in the three games. His passing totals include four touchdowns, while his rushing line includes the Ravens’ quarterback’s 124 yards on 17 attempts. The available data does not list any additional injury designation or timetable.

Baltimore’s team profile

Baltimore is 2-1 in 2026–27. The Ravens rank fifth of 32 teams in offensive EPA and 25th of 32 in defensive EPA. EPA, or expected points added, measures how much a team’s plays contribute to scoring expectation; the rankings show Baltimore’s offense has been among the league’s highest-ranked units while its defense ranks 25th.