Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson suffered a hamstring injury Sunday against the Chiefs, leaving the contest in the third quarter and sitting out the rest of a 37-20 defeat at Kansas City’s Arrowhead Stadium.Cooper Rush entered for the Ravens in the final minute of the third quarter with Baltimore trailing 30-13. The broadcast showed Jackson on the sideline wearing a baseball cap. Sideline reporter Tracy Wolfson said Jackson looked “extremely frustrated,” and coach John Harbaugh came over to check on him.
Frustration is palpable as Lamar Jackson coughs up the ball to the Chiefs pic.twitter.com/GAdCdOKesJ
— NFL on CBS 🏈 (@NFLonCBS) September 28, 2025With how the game was going, the Ravens were probably getting close to the point where they were going to have to consider taking Jackson out anyway. But they obviously weren’t going to take any chances with Jackson dealing with a hamstring injury and the team trailing by 17 points late in the third quarter. The Kansas City defense sacked Jackson three times, picked him off once and held him to 147 yards passing. Jackson also lost a fumble in the first half.The Ravens, who won the AFC North last season, dropped to 1-3. Since 1990, only 35 teams have reached the playoffs after starting 1-3. This couldn’t have been a worse afternoon for the Ravens.
