Lamar Jackson's return remains uncertain after ankle injury
Tyler Huntley would make another start for Baltimore if Jackson cannot play after missing the past two games.
Lamar Jackson's return to practice has not settled whether he will play on Sunday, Ravens head coach Jesse Minter said. An ankle injury has kept the Baltimore quarterback out of the team's past two games.
Minter said Jackson did a good amount of work during Friday's practice, according to ESPN's Jamison Hensley. Jackson had been listed as limited for both the Wednesday and Thursday sessions.
The coach said the decision remained under consideration and did not reveal what game-status designation Jackson would receive. Baltimore was scheduled to provide those designations with its full injury report later Friday.
Huntley would remain the starter if Jackson is unable to return. Baltimore has gone 1-1 with Huntley starting during Jackson's two-game absence.
