Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh made it very clear how badly his team needs quarterback Lamar Jackson.

The Ravens’ season is now down to the return of quarterback Lamar Jackson. That’s because there is no other hope, Mike Preston writes.

Lamar Jackson missed the Ravens' 17-3 Week 6 loss to the Rams thanks to a hamstring injury, but we now have an idea of when he'll return. After the game, Baltimore head coach John Harbaugh said Jackson is expected to be back after the team's bye week. The Ravens are off in Week 7, then play the Bears in Week 8, which is when Jackson should be back.

NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero reporting the Baltimore Ravens hope quarterback Lamar Jackson returns in Week 8.

Mac Jones, Sam Darnold and Trevor Lawrence are among the potential pickups to replace Jackson in Week 6. Baltimore has a Week 7 bye and there's a chance Jackson returns for the Week 8 clash with the Chicago Bears, but that is still to be determined.

The Baltimore Ravens revealed Lamar Jackson is just about ready to return, and it's badly needed after yet another loss.

Recovery time for hamstring strains largely depends on the severity of the injury. A mild strain typically sidelines a player for only a few weeks, while a more serious one can require months of recovery.

The Baltimore Ravens are off to one of the worst starts in franchise history and are hoping to avoid a 1-5 start to the 2025 campaign with a massive showdown against the Los Angeles Rams looming on Sunday, Oct. 12.

The Ravens are reportedly "hopeful" that QB Lamar Jackson can return from his hamstring injury after the team's upcoming bye week.

We've made it one-third of the way to the end of the regular season. It feels like just yesterday that the Baltimore Ravens were on the brink of a season-opening revenge win against the Buffalo Bills.