Lamar Jackson's ankle sprain sustained late in the Ravens' Week 4 win over the Titans has sidelined him for Week 5 and left him questionable heading into Week 6 against the Browns, directly limiting his dual-threat opportunities. Through four games he has posted 144 rushing yards and one touchdown on 19 carries at a 7.6-yard average, building on a strong early-season pace before the injury. Baltimore's offense has remained competitive with Tyler Huntley under center, winning three straight fill-in starts, but Jackson's mobility and red-zone usage as a runner have historically driven his touchdown production. Durability concerns persist after he missed four games in 2025 with various lower-body issues, while the team's schedule, offensive line health, and play-calling emphasis on designed runs will shape his remaining opportunities.