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Lamar Jackson injury clouds Ravens, AFC East and North roundup
Lamar Jackson is day-to-day with an ankle injury as Baltimore shares first in the AFC North, while Minkah Fitzpatrick finally ends the Jets’ historic interception drought.
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There were no games on the schedule in the AFC East and North over the last 24 hours, but two storylines still shape the early-season picture: Lamar Jackson’s ankle in Baltimore and a long-awaited interception for the New York Jets’ defense.
Ravens: Lamar Jackson day-to-day as Baltimore shares division lead
The Baltimore Ravens finished their Week 4 win over the Titans without Lamar Jackson under center. The quarterback exited late in the first half with an ankle injury and did not return. The team now lists him as day-to-day, a designation that hangs over what has otherwise been a strong start.
In the AFC North standings, Baltimore is 3-1, tied with the Cleveland Browns for first place. Behind them, the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cincinnati Bengals both sit at 2-2, keeping the division race tight through the opening quarter of the season.
Jets: Minkah Fitzpatrick finally ends interception drought
For the New York Jets, the most significant recent development came on defense. Minkah Fitzpatrick delivered the team’s first interception in 637 days in Sunday’s game against the Bears, snapping an NFL-record 20-game drought without a pick and closing the book on an embarrassing stretch for the secondary.
In the AFC East, the Jets are 1-3. Ahead of them, the Buffalo Bills lead the division at 3-1, with the New England Patriots at 2-2. The Miami Dolphins are still searching for their first win at 0-3.
Bills, Browns, Steelers, Bengals and Dolphins hold their ground
The Buffalo Bills have carved out an early edge atop the AFC East at 3-1, while the New England Patriots remain squarely in the middle at 2-2. In the AFC North, the Cleveland Browns share first place with the Ravens at 3-1, and the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cincinnati Bengals, both at 2-2, remain firmly in the mix. In Miami, the Dolphins’ 0-3 mark leaves them well behind the pace being set in the AFC East.