From Newsweek · Rowan Fisher-Shotton · · 1m 20s
Ravens lose rookie receiver Ja'Kobi Lane for at least a month
Baltimore's third-round pick fractured his wrist in Week 1 and will need surgery, joining Zay Flowers on the injury list.
In brief
Baltimore's third-round pick fractured his wrist in Week 1 and will need surgery, joining Zay Flowers on the injury list. The Ravens will be without rookie receiver Ja'Kobi Lane for at least four games after he fractured his wrist in their Week 1 win over Indianapolis. Originally reported by Newsweek.
Ravens dominate Colts in opener
Baltimore crushed Indianapolis 41-23 in Week 1. Lamar Jackson threw for 324 yards and a touchdown while Zay Flowers caught five passes for 150 yards before leaving with a hamstring injury.
Rookie Lane fractures his wrist
Ja'Kobi Lane broke his wrist during the game and will need surgery in the coming days. The injury is expected to sideline him for at least a month.
High hopes for the third-rounder
Lane, Baltimore's third-round pick from USC, had been connecting with Jackson all camp. His 6-foot-4 frame and highlight-reel catches had coaches raving and fans excited.
Flowers injury adds to concerns
Zay Flowers is considered day-to-day with his hamstring injury. The duo of Flowers and Lane will have to wait at least four games before playing together.
Friendly schedule ahead for Baltimore
The Ravens face the Saints, Cowboys, and Titans next, three beatable defenses. Rashod Bateman, Devontez Walker, and rookie Elijah Sarratt will see more targets in Lane's absence.
What it means
The Ravens will be without rookie receiver Ja'Kobi Lane for at least four games after he fractured his wrist in their Week 1 win over Indianapolis.
