If Joe Flacco (hip) can’t play against the Bengals, rookie Lamar Jackson could get the start. He's made progress on the field and off it, and his teammates have trust.

Head Coach John Harbaugh said fans (and the Bengals) will have to wait and see on Joe Flacco’s hip injury. Lamar Jackson is ready to start if needed, Harbaugh said.

Lots of tinfoil hats being worn around Baltimore. Can the defense carry the Ravens to the postseason? Offseason free agent targets.

A healthy Joe Flacco still gives the Ravens the best chance to win any game, but Lamar Jackson’s first start would be exciting. Plus, a look at Hayden Hurst, the offensive line, lack of turnovers and more.

Ravens Quarterbacks Coach James Urban works with Lamar Jackson daily and sees steady improvement.

The Ravens aren’t making a change at starting quarterback during the bye, but Lamar Jackson could play an entire series at quarterback. Injured players should be ready to go after the bye.

The rookie quarterback has been used in a handful of packages through the first nine games, but the Ravens may look to expand his snaps down the stretch. 

They are young, they are developing, but the time is now for the Ravens’ rookies to help make a playoff push.  

Lamar Jackson’s first touchdown went to another rookie that hopes to make a bigger impact in the second half of the season.

Ravens facing difficult situation along offensive line. Up-and-down day for first-round rookies ends on positive note. PFF offensive and defensive ratings.

Even with Hall of Fame quarterback Drew Brees, the Saints used Taysom Hill more than two dozen times last Sunday. With the Ravens trying to spark their rushing attack, could Jackson be the answer?

Lamar Jackson has coaches’ trust in clutch situations, but is also developing as a traditional QB after practices. Marty Mornhinweg says don’t worry about Hayden Hurst. Plenty of praise for Cam Newton is coming from Ravens.

Defense to face different kind of challenge this week. Flacco will be protected, regardless of who is on the offensive line. Michael Crabtree will be key against Panthers.

Lamar Jackson’s one-yard TD caps two-minute drive, after 56-yard catch and run by John Brown.

Lamar Jackson has coaches’ trust. It really helps having Marshal Yanda back. Ravens have third-down edge against Browns; defense will be in store for second-half battle.

New pieces in Ravens' wide receiver puzzle fitting nicely together. Michael Crabtree is not fretting over drops. Tony Jefferson has raised his level of play.

How the Ravens’ offensive game plan beat the Broncos. Ravens get ‘clarification’ on blocked kick ruling. Lamar Jackson lone first-round rookie quarterback not starting this week.

Folding Lamar Jackson into the Ravens’ offensive blueprint has been under-whelming thus far, but it isn’t accurate to say it’s accomplished nothing.

Even though Lamar Jackson’s plays with quarterback Joe Flacco haven’t resulted in big gains, Offensive Coordinator Marty Mornhinweg indicated that he’ll continue using him on a game-to-game basis.

Downfield throws, excellent offensive line play helped Joe Flacco’s success against Bills. Colin Cowherd ranks Ravens No. 2 in the NFL. Kenny Young impresses in regular-season debut.

First-round rookie quarterback Lamar Jackson played five snaps during the first half, and was used in variety of ways. 

The Ravens quarterback looks ready for a big season. He says that’s not because of Lamar Jackson, but because of his improved health and targets. In reality, it could be all three.

The injury list is short for the Ravens as they head into Sunday’s season opener against the Buffalo Bills.  

Rookie quarterback Lamar Jackson made plays with his arm and legs Saturday night in Miami. Meanwhile, veteran Robert Griffin III once again showed he should be on an NFL roster, even if it’s not in Baltimore.

Rookie quarterback Lamar Jackson has shown that he needs time to develop as a pocket passer, but he could be utilized under center near the goal line because he creates a mismatch problem.

Here's what Ravens players had to say about the progress rookie quarterback Lamar Jackson has made behind the scenes and the possibility that he could start Sunday versus the Bengals.

Rookie quarterback Lamar Jackson talks about his nerves and preparation for what could be his first NFL start.

Will the Ravens use Chris Moore on offense more? Could Ty Montgomery start at running back?

Rookie Lamar Jackson had to learn how to call plays in the NFL. Quarterbacks Coach James Urban demonstrates the challenge.

What's the reason for the lack of pass rush in recent weeks? How can the Ravens get the offense moving against the Bengals?

Quarterback Lamar Jackson rolls to his right and completes a strike to wide receiver Michael Crabtree on the run.

First-round quarterback Lamar Jackson talks about not having the spotlight on him, becoming a pro, his up-and-down game in Carolina and playing the Steelers.

Rookie quarterback Lamar Jackson says he got too excited when he missed wide-open Willie Snead IV on a key third down early in the game.

Rookie quarterback Lamar Jackson relieved Joe Flacco late in the fourth quarter and tossed a 22-yard touchdown to fellow first-round pick Hayden Hurst.

Rookie quarterback Lamar Jackson fakes out the Panthers defense with a keeper and takes off for a long gain.

Rookie quarterback Lamar Jackson talks about how flattered he was by Cam Newton's praise and how he's developing as a quarterback.

Lamar Jackson, Chuck Clark and Patrick Onwuasor participate in the PLAY 60 campaign and educate kids on bullying.

Lamar Jackson is being trusted in some big situations. John Harbaugh talked about the process of deciding how many snaps he gets.

Rookie quarterback Lamar Jackson keeps the snap and darts up the middle for a 1-yard score to put the Ravens on top at halftime.

If Alex Lewis can't play Sunday, the Ravens will likely call on a rookie to step in. Plus, Lamar Jackson is making developmental strides in practice.

What are the odds of signing Za'Darius Smith to a long-term deal? Will Gus Edwards get more snaps?

The rookie quarterback came up two yards short of his first career touchdown, but was happy running back Alex Collins finished the job.

Rookie quarterback Lamar Jackson runs around the left side for a 22-yard gain to put the Ravens on the goal line.

Head Coach John Harbaugh talked Monday about the way the Ravens have used rookie quarterback Lamar Jackson so far this season.

Lamar Jackson scrambled outside, shook a Browns defender and picked up just enough for a first down on third-and-2.

Ravens rookie quarterback Lamar Jackson said Browns rookie quarterback Baker Mayfield are both Heisman Trophy winners. Jackson also talks about his gadget plays so far.

Rookie quarterback keeps it himself on an 8-yard run in the red zone, helping to set the Ravens up for a touchdown.

In the red zone, rookie quarterback Lamar Jackson lined up in the shotgun with Joe Flacco out wide and ran for a 5-yard gain.

NFL Network's Omar Ruiz talks about how the Bengals are preparing for the Ravens' two-quarterback system.

Quarterback Lamar Jackson talks about being used as dynamic weapon and decoy against the Bills.