2025 Pass/Rush Stats
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2025 Fantasy Outlook
Jackson had one of the most remarkable quarterback seasons ever last year. Unprecedented efficiency and a league-high rushing average were easily enough to make him fantasy’s No. 1 QB, even if it wasn’t enough for MVP voters. With 41 TD passes and four interceptions on 474 attempts, Jackson became the first QB with a TD pass percentage higher than 8.0 and an INT rate lower than 1.0 (min. 350 attempts). His 10.3 TD/INT ratio was third best all-time, and of the 22 times a QB has thrown 40-plus TDs in a season, Jackson had the fewest interceptions of any. His work with his legs was just as impressive. He averaged 6.6 yards per rush, the fourth time he’s paced the league, just missing 1,000 yards (915). The superlatives go on and on. YPA? Led the league. Air yards per attempt? Led the league (min. 300 attempts). Deep passing? He was the only QB without an interception on attempts of 20-plus yards (and had 8 TDs, 4th). Derrick Henry was no more costly at the goal line for Jackson (4 rush TD) than Gus Edwards was the year before. Zay Flowers and Rashod Bateman were quality downfield weapons, and Mark Andrews and Isaiah Likely formed a strong tight-end duo. All are back, giving Jackson a shot to repeat as fantasy’s top QB. He's finished Top 5 at the position three times (twice No. 1) in his four seasons with 15 or more starts. If healthy, there are few surer things in fantasy. Read Past Outlooks
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Misses another practice
Jackson (hamstring) didn't participate in Thursday's practice, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.
ANALYSIS
Hensley noted Wednesday that the Ravens have been tight-lipped about Jackson's chances of playing Sunday against the Texans, but back-to-back DNPs don't bode well for the star QB's Week 5 availability. In any case, Friday's final injury will provide context in that regard, but if Jackson is unable to play this weekend, Cooper Rush would be in line to start in his place, with Tyler Huntley a candidate to be elevated from the practice squad.
Hensley noted Wednesday that the Ravens have been tight-lipped about Jackson's chances of playing Sunday against the Texans, but back-to-back DNPs don't bode well for the star QB's Week 5 availability. In any case, Friday's final injury will provide context in that regard, but if Jackson is unable to play this weekend, Cooper Rush would be in line to start in his place, with Tyler Huntley a candidate to be elevated from the practice squad.
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Measurables Review
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Jackson stayed healthy last season for the first time in three years and, perhaps not surprisingly, won his second NFL MVP award. New offensive coordinator Todd Monken helped Jackson to a career-high 457 pass attempts in 16 games (he sat out a meaningless Week 18), which he combined with elite rushing production to finish fourth among QBs in fantasy scoring. His downfield rate, average target depth and accuracy were basically unchanged from the last few years, but Jackson got more help from his receivers, whose 3.7 percent drop rate and 49.0 yards-after-catch percentage were the best he’s had. That propelled his completion percentage (67.2, 8th) and YPA (8.0, 4th) to career highs, which he turned into 3,678 yards, also a career high. He only threw 24 TD passes, but a league-leading 5.6 rushing average that resulted in a QB-high 821 yards and five scores more than made up for it. His TD total was depressed a bit thanks to Gus Edwards’ 13 scores (3rd among RBs). That perhaps gives Jackson TD upside this year, even with Derrick Henry replacing Edwards in the Baltimore backfield. Zay Flowers and Mark Andrews are top-notch targets, and if Rashod Bateman or another receiver emerges, so much the better. He might not win MVP again, but as long as Jackson stays healthy he’s a top-5 fantasy QB.
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Not practicing Wednesday
Jackson (hamstring) isn't practicing Wednesday, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.
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Expected to sit out Week 5
Jackson (hamstring) is likely to miss Sunday's game against the Texans and could be out for 2-to-3 weeks, two sources tell Brian Wacker of The Baltimore Sun.
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Severity of injury not yet known
Ravens head coach John Harbaugh said Monday that the severity of the right hamstring injury Jackson sustained in Sunday's 37-20 loss to the Chiefs remains uncertain, Brian Wacker of The Baltimore Sun reports. "There's nothing that looks like it's season-ending by any stretch," Harbaugh said, though he acknowledged Jackson wouldn't have returned to the Week 4 contest even if the game had been more competitive.
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Hurts hamstring Sunday
Jackson is questionable to return to Sunday's game against Kansas City due to a hamstring injury.
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Impressive production in home loss
Jackson completed 21 of 27 passes for 288 yards with three touchdowns and no interceptions and rushed seven times for 35 yards in the Ravens' 38-30 loss to the Lions on Monday night.
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Short-term status uncertain
Jackson, who exited Sunday's Week 4 loss to the Chiefs with a hamstring injury, missed practice Wednesday but hasn't been ruled out for Baltimore's Week 5 game against the Texans on Sunday, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.
ANALYSIS
Head coach John Harbaugh is unsurprisingly being vague about Jackson's potential availability, saying Wednesday he wasn't going to confirm if he considered the quarterback day-to-day like he did numerous other injured players. Jackson has been attending all meetings and Harbaugh did say he'd spoken to his star signal-caller at length Tuesday, but clarity on Jackson's actual status against Houston likely won't be made available until later in the week.
Head coach John Harbaugh is unsurprisingly being vague about Jackson's potential availability, saying Wednesday he wasn't going to confirm if he considered the quarterback day-to-day like he did numerous other injured players. Jackson has been attending all meetings and Harbaugh did say he'd spoken to his star signal-caller at length Tuesday, but clarity on Jackson's actual status against Houston likely won't be made available until later in the week.