Lamar Jackson Exits With Right Hamstring Strain

Lamar Jackson exited the Ravens’ 37-20 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in the third quarter with a right hamstring strain and was replaced by backup Cooper Rush. He was listed as questionable to return and is scheduled for further evaluation in Baltimore on Monday after reporting a “grab” in the hamstring, a league source said. Before leaving, Jackson was 14-of-20 for 147 yards with one touchdown and one interception and had rushed six times for 48 yards; the injury appeared to follow a sack by George Karlaftis. The hamstring issue capped an injury-plagued night in which several starters — Roquan Smith (hamstring), Ronnie Stanley (ankle), Marlon Humphrey (calf) and Nate Wiggins (carted off) — left the game, dropping Baltimore to 1-3. Coach John Harbaugh and teammates voiced concern but said they did not believe the injuries appeared season-ending at this time, and the team is awaiting medical updates and may rely on backups if key players miss time.