India, Nov. 13 -- Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is expected to miss six to 10 weeks after suffering a broken and dislocated thumb, head coach Jesse Minter confirmed on Friday. The two-time NFL Most Valuable Player sustained the injury during the Ravens' November 1 game against the Buffalo Bills, leaving his team without its starting quarterback for a crucial stretch of the 2026 season.

Jackson was injured on Baltimore's first offensive play against Buffalo. The quarterback appeared to strike his throwing hand against the helmet of a Bills player during the play and immediately left the field. Medical assessments later revealed a broken and dislocated thumb that required surgery.

Although the recovery period could keep Jacks...