Lamar Jackson Set to Start Against Bills After Injury

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is confirmed to start in the upcoming game against the Bills after missing the last three matches due to a high ankle sprain.

Buffalo head coach Joe Brady expressed confidence in Jackson's readiness during a press conference, stating that he does not expect a limited performance from the two-time MVP. Brady noted that while no player is completely healthy at this stage of the NFL season, he anticipates seeing Jackson at his best, which he believes will contribute to an exciting game.

In his previous encounters with the Bills, Jackson has faced them five times in the regular season, achieving a record of 3-2. He has completed 67 percent of his passes against them, totaling 678 yards, with eight touchdowns and three interceptions. This season, Jackson has maintained a completion rate of 70.8 percent, throwing for 967 yards, six touchdowns, and one interception over four games.