Baltimore is on Lamar Jackson watch this week after he suffered an ankle injury at the end of the first half of Sunday's game.
Jackson was questionable to return in the second half and remained on the sideline for much of the game. He reportedly left M&T Bank Stadium in a protective walking boot.
After the game, NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported that Jackson is believed to be day-to-day.
On Monday, Head Coach Jesse Minter was asked if there were any further updates on Jackson's ankle and what his chances are of playing in Sunday night's game in Atlanta.
"I don't know the chances yet. We're still gathering a lot of information and the imaging and things like that," Minter said.
"He's just dealing with a little bit of an ankle [injury] and we'll see where that shakes out. Full trust and confidence in him that when it's ready to roll that we'll roll and go from there."
Minter was asked if it's a short- or longer-term injury.
"I really don't think it's going to be crazy long-term, but we'll see what happens," Minter replied.
If Jackson is sidelined, the Ravens would turn to backup quarterback Tyler Huntley, who played well in the second half of Sunday's game.
The Ravens didn't score in the second half against the Tennessee Titans, but that was partly because they chose to be more conservative with their play-calling with a big lead, and the rain was worse in the second half.
"The guys believe in him, and I think that's as important as anything," Minter said.
