Ravens QB Lamar Jackson exited Wednesday's practice with what appeared to be a right hand or wrist injury, according to multiple reports. But the team is saying that Jackson got stepped on and is fine.
The Athletic's Jeff Zrebiec: "Jackson got knocked down making a throw. He stayed in for a few plays but appeared to be flexing his hand/wrist."
ESPN's Jamison Hensley:"Ravens QB Lamar Jackson left Wednesday’s practice early with what appeared to be a right wrist/hand injury. About 90 minutes into practice, Jackson got knocked down. He stayed for a few plays before heading into the facility."
This is a strange one considering Jackson's right hand is nowhere near his feet. We'll take the team's word for it at this point and assume that Jackson is fine. But we'll keep a close eye on him in the coming days.
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