Lamar Jackson stands confidently with football on Pittsburgh field with stadium lights and AFC North logo above seats

Lamar Jackson Confirms He’ll Play vs. Steelers

At a Glance

  • Lamar Jackson confirms he’ll play vs. Steelers Sunday night.
  • First game missed this season due to back injury; earlier hamstring issues.
  • Ravens must win to secure a playoff spot.
  • Why it matters: Fans will see Jackson on the field, potentially clinching the AFC North title.

Lamar Jackson has confirmed he will be on the field for the AFC North title clash against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday night, after a brief recovery from a back injury that caused him to miss the Green Bay game.

Jackson Confirms Availability

Jackson returned to full practice Wednesday and was a full participant. He addressed reporters Thursday, stating he feels good and is ready to play.

Lamar Jackson said:

> “A hundred percent. I’m going to be out there.”

Health Update and Team Relations

This marks the fourth game missed this season, with the first three due to hamstring problems. Jackson also responded to doubts about his willingness to play through pain.

Lamar Jackson:

> “I never quit on my team before. I never quit anything to be honest with you. I don’t know where that noise came from.”

He affirmed a strong bond with head coach John Harbaugh and expressed a desire to be in Baltimore.

Lamar Jackson:

> “I absolutely want to be in Baltimore.”

Playoff Stakes

Lamar Jackson Ravens quarterback sits on sidelines with arm sling and bandages showing confidence near blurred Heinz Field.

The Ravens need a win this weekend to secure a playoff berth, having entered the season as a popular Super Bowl pick.

Key Takeaways

  • Jackson’s return is confirmed for the title game.
  • The team’s playoff fate hinges on this matchup.
  • Fans can expect his presence on the field.

With Jackson’s return, the Ravens face a crucial game that could decide their postseason fate.

Author

  • Isaac Thornwell covers transportation and urban mobility for News of Austin, reporting on how infrastructure and planning decisions shape the city’s growth. A Texas A&M urban planning graduate, he’s known for translating complex transit data and policy into clear, impactful stories for Austin residents.

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