Ravens' Lamar Jackson Uncertain for Bears Game Amid Hamstring Injury

Lamar Jackson's status for the Baltimore Ravens' upcoming game against the Chicago Bears remains uncertain as he recovers from a hamstring injury sustained on September 28. Jackson has returned to practice on a limited basis, participating in light throwing and running drills, though head coach John Harbaugh has not provided specific updates on his readiness. The Ravens, currently struggling with a 1-5 record and having lost four straight games, are hopeful that Jackson's return could improve their offensive performance, which has suffered in his absence. Backup quarterbacks Cooper Rush and Tyler Huntley have struggled, with Rush throwing only one touchdown over seven quarters and committing five turnovers. Despite the uncertainty, the Bears are preparing under the assumption that Jackson will start, while Baltimore awaits a clearer picture of his condition after final practices. Other key Ravens players like linebacker Roquan Smith and left tackle Ronnie Stanley are expected to return, potentially bolstering the team's chances in this critical matchup.