Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is set to return to action this Sunday against the Buffalo Bills after missing the past three games due to a high left ankle sprain. Jackson suffered the injury during the second quarter of Baltimore’s victory over the Tennessee Titans on October 4.

The Ravens have struggled in Jackson’s absence, posting a 1-2 record and failing to score any points in the second half of their last two games. Jackson participated in all three practices this week for the first time since sustaining the injury, although his left ankle remained taped and he reportedly did not run at full speed during sessions.

Speaking after Friday’s practice, Jackson described the pain as “bearable” and noted that his ankle feels improved compared to the previous week. He refrained from quantifying his recovery but expressed confidence in his ability to contribute. “I feel like I’m no longer a statue,” Jackson said. “I’m able to move around a little better. I can give it a shot.”

The Ravens will be looking to regain momentum as they face the Bills, with Jackson’s return expected to provide a significant boost to their offense.