The two-time MVP has missed Baltimore's last three games with a high ankle sprain suffered in Week 4.
Lamar Jackson is expected to start for the Ravens on Sunday against the Bills, ending a three-game absence caused by a high ankle sprain. The two-time MVP last played in Week 4 before the injury sidelined him.
Ravens offensive coordinator Joe Brady said the team expects to get the best version of Jackson once he returns, though nothing will feel official until he actually takes the field. Baltimore has had to navigate without its starting quarterback for the past three contests, and his return adds a significant piece back to the offense ahead of a matchup with Buffalo.
Jackson's status had been something of a lingering question for the Ravens, but multiple reports now indicate he is set to be back under center. The high ankle sprain kept him out since Week 4, and his reinsertion into the lineup comes as Baltimore looks to get back on track against a Bills team that presents a stiff early-season test.