Lamar Jackson is out against the Steelers; the objectives of the quarterback for the Ravens are revealed.
The biggest domino has fallen, as Lamar Jackson won’t play, according to Head Coach John Harbaugh’s announcement on Wednesday.
Like the Ravens’ 2019 Week 18 matchup when they received a bye, Jackson will sit and the backup will earn the opening kick.
Coincidentally, the game, which was also against the Steelers, was started by Robert Griffin III.
This means that Tyler Huntley will now have an equal chance to win a game,
which is important for Pittsburgh in their quest to make the playoffs.
There was information regarding rookie Malik Cunningham as well as the revelation that Josh Johnson is the backup.
In addition to working as the third quarterback option for the Ravens this season,
Harbaugh stated that Cunningham will be active for the first time as a wide receiver and on special teams.
Work as a wide receiver is intriguing because Cunningham signed with the Ravens after
learning that they intended to develop him as a quarterback rather than a receiver hybrid.
Jackson, on the other hand, expressed that he was “cool with it” and appeared to accept Harbaugh’s choice.
Other than the fact that Daryl Worley has been ruled out, Harbaugh had little information.
As the week went on, he pointed out that everyone else on the injury report was just day-to-day and would know more.3
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