The Baltimore Ravens are set to start coaching camp, however they’re going to be doing so with out their beginning quarterback. Adam Schefter of ESPN reported earlier on Wednesday that Lamar Jackson is not going to be practising resulting from a COVID-related case that the NFL continues to be making an attempt to course of. Head coach John Harbaugh has since confirmed that the previous league MVP has examined constructive for COVID-19. 

Earlier this offseason, Jackson didn’t reveal whether or not he was vaccinated. If he’s not, unvaccinated gamers need to spend no less than 10 days on the reserve record and away from the staff earlier than with the ability to probably return. 

Jackson did check constructive for COVID-19 within the midst of final season. His constructive check got here in on Nov. 26 and he was subsequently positioned on the reserve/COVID-19 record, lacking Baltimore’s Week 12 matchup towards the Pittsburgh Steelers. Jackson was then activated on Dec. 7 and performed the rest of the season, together with each of Baltimore’s playoff matchups. 

With Jackson sidelined as this case will get sorted out, Hint McSorley and Tyler Huntley will get the vast majority of reps at quarterback for Baltimore. Schefter has additionally reported that the Ravens have re-signed Kenji Bahar, who spent a while with the staff throughout minicamp, to function the third-string quarterback.