Ravens QB Lamar Jackson Questionable for Bears Game After Hamstring Practice

Lamar Jackson, the Baltimore Ravens' two-time MVP quarterback, has been dealing with a hamstring injury that caused him to miss two games. He participated fully in Friday's practice after limited sessions earlier in the week, making him questionable but likely to play in Sunday's game against the Chicago Bears. The Ravens, currently last in the AFC North with a 1-5 record, have struggled offensively in Jackson's absence, with backup quarterbacks Cooper Rush and Tyler Huntley underperforming. Despite some uncertainty, Chicago is preparing as if Jackson will play, which would restore the Ravens' offense to an elite level. Ravens coach John Harbaugh has expressed optimism about Jackson's return, which is considered critical for the team's hopes of securing an AFC playoff spot. His availability remains the key factor in the Ravens' chance to improve their season trajectory.