OWINGS MILLS, MARYLAND — Lamar Jackson did not practice Wednesday as the Ravens began preparing for Sunday's game at Cleveland, and Head Coach Jesse Minter said the quarterback's status is day to day.
"I think it's definitely day-to-day," Minter said.
Jackson has not practiced since he hurt his ankle at the end of the first half of the Ravens' Oct. 4 win over Tennessee. Tyler Huntley, who led the Ravens' comeback overtime win in Atlanta on Sunday night, would be in line for a second straight start if Jackson can't play.
Two returns gave Baltimore better news. Outside linebacker Trey Hendrickson, out the past two games after a procedure on his finger, was a full participant. So was rookie wide receiver Ja'Kobi Lane, who came off injured reserve after missing four games with a wrist injury from the season opener in Indianapolis.
Center Cam Jurgens, acquired in a trade while in the concussion protocol, practiced with the Ravens for the first time, wearing a red non-contact jersey.
Nineteen Ravens were on Wednesday's injury report. Only three did not practice: Jackson, rookie tight end Matt Hibner (hand) and defensive lineman Calais Campbell, who had a rest day.
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