Lamar Jackson's Comeback Lasts One Snap Before Thumb Injury Knocks Him Out Again
Ravens QB Lamar Jackson returned from an ankle injury only to leave the Week 8 game after a single pass with a right thumb injury, forcing Tyler Huntley back under center.

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Lamar Jackson's return to the Baltimore Ravens lineup was short lived. After missing time with an ankle injury, the quarterback took the field for Week 8 but exited after just one pass attempt when he suffered an injury to his right thumb, according to Yahoo Sports.
The Ravens quickly ruled Jackson out for the remainder of the game, with Tyler Huntley stepping back in at quarterback, Yahoo Sports reported.
A Pattern of Nagging Injuries
Jackson has dealt with recurring injury issues throughout his career, and this latest setback adds to a lengthy history of ailments that have interrupted his playing time, according to Yahoo Sports. Sporting News noted that questions are now swirling around how long Jackson will be sidelined this time as the team awaits further updates on his return timeline.
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