The Baltimore Ravens have recorded an average run on the field in the new season as the team won 4 matches while losing in 3 so far. In Weeks 1, 3, 4 and 5, the Baltimore Ravens won against the Indianapolis Colts, the Atlanta Falcons, the Tennessee Titans and the Dallas Cowboys. But the team also lost against the Cleveland Browns, the Cincinnati Bengals and the New Orleans Saints. Ahead of the match against the Buffalo Bills, all eyes remain on Lamar Jackson. Is Lamar Jackson fit enough to take the field for the Baltimore Ravens as the team prepares to go against the Buffalo Bills? Yes, Lamar Jackson is playing today. After missing the last three games with a left high ankle sprain, the two time MVP quarterback practiced fully all week. For today's matchup against the Buffalo Bills, the Baltimore Ravens have officially ruled out guard Olaivavega Ioane (knee) and safety Jaylinn Hawkins (knee) after both failed to participate in practice on Friday.Kyle Hamilton (knee), and linebacker Roquan Smith (knee) all completed full practices at the end of the week and carry no injury designations, clearing them to play. The only remaining uncertainties for the game are rookie running back Adam Randall (neck) and cornerback T.J. Tampa (knee), both of whom are officially listed as questionable for today’s clash against the Buffalo Bills. All about Lamar Jackson’s brutal injury in the new season For the unversed, Lamar Jackson suffered a high ankle sprain during the Baltimore Ravens' Week 4 game against the Tennessee Titans. The injury seemed brutal as he was completely sidelined for three consecutive games (Weeks 5, 6, and 7).But Lamar Jackson now seems to have recovered from his injuries as he completed three full practices this week and seems fully ready to get back to the field against the Buffalo Bills. Join conversation View All Comments → Share your thoughts in the comments Post Comment Be respectful · TOI community guidelines A few hours ago, as Lamar Jackson spoke to the reporters about his injury, he said, “I feel like I'm no longer a statue. I'm able to move around a little better, so I can give it a shot…”The Baltimore Ravens’ star player added, "Yes, I still do [feel pain], but it's bearable. That's what I said too last week. I said if it's bearable, I'll go out there and give it a shot, so that's what we are doing this week."In the last season, Lamar Jackson set a career high with 3,678 passing yards while throwing 24 touchdowns against only seven interceptions adding another 821 yards and five scores on the ground.For now, all eyes remain on Lamar Jackson as he prepares to get back to the field today to face the Buffalo Bills in the next few hours.