Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is expected to practice Monday, according to head coach John Harbaugh.

Jackson had a minor foot issue after having it stepped on during practice Wednesday. Harbaugh gave a simple “Yes, absolutely” answer when asked if he thinks Jackson will be good to go for Monday. All systems are back on for the reigning MVP and either QB1 or QB2 in fantasy drafts. The Ravens are now focused on getting revenge on the Buffalo Bills in Week 1.

John Harbaugh says Lamar Jackson is sore after getting stepped on Wednesday, so they kept him out of practice today. "But he's fine, he's gonna be good."

Seems like there's nothing to worry about here despite Jackson leaving practice yesterday. We'll keep an eye on things but it doesn't seem like anything to r concerned about.

When Lamar Jackson left practice he appeared to be flexing his wrist.

But a Ravens spokesman said Jackson got his foot stepped on and he’s fine.

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We'll keep our eye on this to make sure it's not more than a stepped-on foot, but this doesn't sound like anything to be alarmed about.

Ravens ruled out TE Isaiah Likely for Thursday night’s game vs. the Bengals and list RB Keaton Mitchell as questionable.

Lamar Jackson is off the injury report and expected to start.

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Andrews has (re)solidified himself as the TE1 on the team, though he's still not quite as consistent as we would have liked after taking him as a top-3 option. He should be considered a low-end TE1 for TNF.

Lamar Jackson will be playing Thursday night, Ravens coach John Harbaugh said.

The post said Harbaugh declined to say why Jackson didn't practice Tuesday. Regardless, Jackson is good to go for Thursday night football, which is a home game against the Bengals.

The reigning NFL MVP is back: Lamar Jackson just walked onto the practice field.

Jackson has missed the past two days with back and knee injuries.

On Friday, Jackson returned to practice, which is an encouraging sign for the Ravens heading into Sunday’s game vs Broncos.

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This would have been a huge blow to the Ravens' offense, and, obviously, fantasy teams that have been basking in glory since grabbing him during drafts. If he's cleared ahead of Sunday, consider him a possible overall QB1 once again.

Ravens QB Lamar Jackson (back/knee) is not practicing for a second straight day. Ravens HC John Harbaugh described yesterday as a “rest” day for Jackson, but he’s not out there again today. With two games in five days, Jackson’s status obviously becoming a storyline.

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After John Harbaugh announced it was a "rest day" yesterday, it was revealed that he was dealing with a "back/knee" ailment, so this might be turning into something a little more worrisome for his Week 9 availability. All pass-catchers would receive a downgrade if Jackson is out of the lineup, though Derrick Henry could be tasked with a larger workload. We'll keep an eye on the situation as we head toward the weekend.

John Harbaugh said the Ravens didn’t bring Derrick Henry to Baltimore with the plan to give him 30+ carries each game.

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Jackson ran 16 times in Week 1 to Henry's 13. Zay Flowers had two runs with Hill getting just one. Hill was involved in the passing game with six catches, however. For what it's worth, Jackson missed practice Monday with no word form the team as to why, but it sounds like the Ravens don't play to change their offense. It remains to be seen if Jackson can handle that many runs a week going forward. It's possible Mitchell, upon his return at some point this season, could help out in the run game but he doesn't seem to be close to a return just yet.

Head coach John Harbaugh declined to specify why Lamar Jackson or any other player was not on the field for the day’s session.

“We had a number of guys that weren’t out there — some personal, some physical,” Harbaugh said in his press conference. “So, injury report comes out Wednesday afternoon, so you’ll be better advised on that day regarding all those guys.”

Reporters on the scene noticed Jackson was not participating in the day’s session, the story said. Jackson played each one of Baltimore’s 80 offensive snaps in the team’s season-opening loss to Kansas City. He completed 26-of-41 passes for 273 yards with a touchdown and rushed for 122 yards. Jackson's absence could be under the "personal" category, but looks like we'll have to wait until Wednesday for more information. The Ravens host the Raiders in an early game in Week 2.

Lamar Jackson told reporters on Monday that he was dealing with a “bug” that he’s finally been able to shake.

“I feel wonderful,” Jackson said. “Good to be back. Back out with my guys, back with the coaching staff.”

Jackson missed four of the team's first five practices and but said he felt he remained “locked in” and that his “mind was still in it” while he was off the field, so he doesn’t feel he has a lot of catching up to do now that he’s working again, the story said.