Baltimore Ravens Quarterback Lamar Jackson to Undergo Thumb Surgery, Season Potentially Ending
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson requires surgery for a thumb injury sustained during a game against the Buffalo Bills, and the injury could be season-ending, according to Ravens coach Jesse Minter.
Harrisburg Lancaster Lebanon York, PA, November 1, 2026 —
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is scheduled to undergo surgery to address a thumb injury. The injury occurred during a recent game against the Buffalo Bills.
According to Ravens coach Jesse Minter, the injury sustained by Jackson is significant enough to require surgical intervention. Minter indicated that the procedure is necessary to repair the damaged thumb.
The implications of this injury could be far-reaching for the Ravens’ season. Coach Minter stated that the thumb injury potentially could be season-ending for the star quarterback. Further details regarding the timeline for recovery and the exact date of the surgery were not immediately provided.
The specific details of the incident that led to the injury during the game against the Buffalo Bills were not elaborated upon. The team will now face uncertainty at the quarterback position as Jackson prepares for surgery and a subsequent recovery period.
Story summarized from the original created by JONAH BRONSTEIN, Associated Press on www.abc27.com, see more information here.
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