Lamar Jackson Faces Potential Season-Ending Thumb Surgery
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson requires surgery for a thumb injury sustained during a game against Buffalo, potentially ending his season, according to Ravens coach Jesse Minter.
Myrtle Beach Florence, SC, November 1, 2026 —
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is facing a potential season-ending surgery due to a thumb injury. Ravens coach Jesse Minter confirmed the quarterback’s need for an operation stemming from an injury that occurred during a recent game against Buffalo.
The specifics regarding the exact date of the game against Buffalo were not provided in the available information. The injury to Jackson’s thumb has cast doubt over his participation for the remainder of the current season. Coach Minter’s statement indicates that the situation is serious enough to warrant surgical intervention.
Further details about the surgical procedure itself, including the timeline for recovery or the specific surgeon involved, were not immediately available. The club has not released further information regarding the quarterback’s condition or the implications for the team’s upcoming games. The extent of the injury and the necessity of surgery suggest a significant setback for Jackson and the Ravens’ prospects.
The contractor’s name, if applicable to the surgical procedure, was not provided. The final outcome of Jackson’s recovery and his return to play will depend on the success of the surgery and the rehabilitation process. The team is expected to provide updates as more information becomes available.
Story summarized from the original created by Associated Press on www.wbtw.com, see more information here.
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