Lamar Jackson injury update: John Harbaugh says quarterback ‘week to week’ with knee injury

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson suffered a knee injury in Sunday’s win Denver Broncos, but it won’t be the end of the season. On Monday, coach John Harbaugh told reporters that Jackson is “week-to-week” but is likely to face this week. Pittsburgh Steelers, per ESPN. However, Harbaugh isn’t ruling it out for Week 14 just yet.

After the Ravens’ 10-9 win on Sunday, Harbaugh he told reporters Jackson’s injuries would last “days or weeks,” as opposed to a larger amount of time. NFL Media reported that initial tests showed Jackson is dealing with a sprained knee, but the quarterback will undergo an MRI on Monday to get a definitive diagnosis.

“It’s a knee, but not a season-ending kind of knee,” Harbaugh said. “We’ll do more tests tomorrow and let you know how long it will be… We’ll see if it comes back this week. If not, it will be. [back] soon after.”

Before leaving, Jackson was 3-for-4 for 11 yards as the Broncos went up 3-0 in the second quarter. Instead, Tyler Huntley steered the ship and led Baltimore to its eighth win of the season to move to 8-4. He completed 27 of his 32 kicks for 187 yards passing and an interception. Huntley also carried 10 times for 41 yards and the go-ahead touchdown in the fourth quarter.

If Jackson misses time, Huntley would be a candidate to start in his place. Huntley started four games for the Ravens last season and the club went 1-3 in that span.

This week, the Ravens travel to Pittsburgh to face the Steelers. After that, they will face off in Cleveland the brown ones in the 15th week.