Ravens' Ja'kobi Lane to Have Surgery for Wrist Injury

WHO:

baltimoreravens.com - Ja'Kobi Lane, Zay Flowers, Head Coach Jesse Minter, Derrick Henry, Lamar Jackson, T.J. Tampa, Rashod Bateman, Chris Moore, Elijah Sarratt, Tavius Robinson, Trey Hendrickson

Fox News - Ja'Kobi Lane, Zay Flowers, Lamar Jackson, Chris Moore, Elijah Sarratt

WHAT:

baltimoreravens.com - Ja'Kobi Lane suffered a fractured wrist and is expected to undergo surgery.

Fox News - Lane is expected to miss nearly a month of action due to the injury.

baltimoreravens.com - Lane caught an 11-yard pass in Week 1 against the Indianapolis Colts before exiting the game.

Fox News - Lane had three targets and one reception for 11 yards in his debut.

baltimoreravens.com - The Ravens ran for 202 yards and four touchdowns in their Week 1 game.

baltimoreravens.com - Derrick Henry had 144 rushing yards and three touchdowns in the game.

WHERE:

baltimoreravens.com - The Ravens played against the Indianapolis Colts in Indianapolis.

Fox News - The Ravens are preparing for a matchup against the New Orleans Saints at M&T Bank Stadium.

WHEN:

Fox News - Lane could undergo surgery as early as Wednesday.

Fox News - A one-month timeline could force Lane to miss games against the Saints, Dallas Cowboys, Tennessee Titans, and Atlanta Falcons.

WHY:

baltimoreravens.com - Lane's wrist injury may require surgery due to its severity.

HOW:

baltimoreravens.com - The Ravens are evaluating Lane's injury further and seeking additional opinions.

Ja'Kobi Lane of the Baltimore Ravens suffered a fractured wrist and is expected to undergo surgery, which could happen as early as Wednesday, forcing him to miss nearly a month of action. In his debut against the Indianapolis Colts, Lane caught an 11-yard pass but had to exit the game, contributing to the Ravens' impressive performance of 202 rushing yards and four touchdowns. As the team prepares for their upcoming matchup against the New Orleans Saints at M&T Bank Stadium, Lane's absence will also impact their games against the Dallas Cowboys, Tennessee Titans, and Atlanta Falcons.