The Baltimore Ravens will get their starting QB back as they visit the Miami Dolphins to open Week 9 in Thursday Night Football.
Two-time MVP Lamar Jackson is set to return tonight. He missed the last three games (four weeks total, including the Week 7 bye) with a right hamstring injury he sustained in Week 4 against the Chiefs. Baltimore got their second win of the season, 17-3, last week against the L.A. Rams, snapping a four-game losing streak that began before Jackson's absence.
The Dolphins are also coming off a win that snapped a three-game losing skid. In the 34-10 victory over Atlanta, Tua Tagovailoa -- with his left eye swollen shut -- threw four four TD passes against an Falcons defense that had only allowed seven all season.
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Tonight's (Oct. 30) Ravens vs. Dolphins game is scheduled to start at 8:15 p.m. ET.
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