Lamar Jackson injures thumb on 1st play in return from sprained ankle

In his long-awaited return from a high ankle sprain, Lamar Jackson is hurt again. On the first offensive play for the Baltimore Ravens against the Buffalo Bills, the two-time MVP dropped back to pass and was hurt on a throw. Jackson s throwing hand collided with Greg Rousseau on the follow-through. The Ravens initially ruled Jackson as questionable to return with a right thumb injury. The team then officially ruled him out for the game several minutes later. Here s what happened: Jackson immediately jogged off the field with his hand motionless, quickly heading back to the locker room. The Bills led 7-0 after scoring on the opening drive, as Tyler Huntley is now in at quarterback for the Ravens. Huntley started the last three games for Baltimore with Jackson out, going 1-2. The Ravens are 4-3 on the season, and another long-term injury for Jackson could be detrimental in the competitive AFC North. With Jackson out for the rest of the game against Buffalo, his