Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has missed multiple training camp practices due to an illness, raising some concerns among fans and the team. Head coach John Harbaugh and offensive coordinator Todd Monken have expressed confidence in Jackson's recovery, suggesting that his absence is precautionary and will not significantly impact the team's preparations. Jackson's illness, described as 'pretty bad,' has led to further medical evaluations, but the exact nature has not been disclosed. Despite his limited participation, the Ravens are optimistic about his return and believe the team’s progress remains on track. Backup quarterbacks Josh Johnson, Devin Leary, and Emory Jones have taken additional reps in Jackson's absence, ensuring the offense remains functional. The team remains hopeful that Jackson will be ready for the regular season opener against the Kansas City Chiefs.