Lamar Jackson has accumulated 967 passing yards through four 2026 regular-season games for the Baltimore Ravens, averaging 241.8 yards per contest with a 70.8% completion rate. He returned from a three-game absence caused by a high-ankle sprain only to suffer a right-thumb injury on his first offensive snap against Buffalo on November 1, exiting immediately and requiring surgery that will place him on injured reserve for at least four additional games. The Ravens, currently 4-3 and on a three-game skid, will rely on backups including Tyler Huntley and rookie Joe Fagnano during that stretch, with Jackson’s earliest eligible return targeted for Week 14. His dual-threat profile and the team’s offensive scheme remain central to any projected totals, though the latest setback introduces substantial uncertainty around volume and recovery timeline.