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Lamar Jackson faces an uphill battle to get match-fit for the game against the Cincinnati Bengals in the wild-card round. The Baltimore Ravens quarterback is dealing with a knee injury and there is growing pessimism about his availability for Sunday's contest.
Jackson hasn't played since Week 13 and looks set to miss the clash against the AFC North champions. However, NFL fans have been curious to learn about the 26-year-old's playoff record with the Ravens since he joined the team in 2018.
Jackson has a 1-3 record in the playoffs with the Ravens, having led them to the postseason three times. His only postseason win came against the Tennessee Titans in January 2021.
The two-time Pro Bowler has managed a total of 900 passing yards and three touchdowns across his four playoff games. Although his record doesn't make for great reading, the Ravens are a much better team with Jackson leading their offense.
However, with Jackson still recovering from his knee injury, Tyler Huntley is expected to start at quarterback for Sunday's matchup against the Bengals. Huntley will have to be at his best to lead Baltimore past last season's Super Bowl runners-up.
Nonetheless, Joe Burrow and Cincinnati are the favorites to win this game.
Lamar Jackson's stats in 2022-23 NFL season
Jackson enjoyed another impressive regular-season campaign with the Ravens before his injury. He has recorded 2,242 passing yards and 17 touchdowns and threw only seven interceptions.
The quarterback also added 764 rushing yards and three touchdowns across 12 games. However, Jackson suffered a knee injury in Week 13 against the Denver Broncos and hasn't played for Baltimore since.
Tyler Huntley replaced the injured Jackson as the team's starting quarterback. However, Baltimore started Anthony Brown in their final regular-season matchup against the Bengals in Week 18 as Huntley was dealing with a shoulder injury.
