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Lamar Jackson left Sunday’s game with an ankle injury, but how different might the situation have been if the game were closer? Vinny Cerrato and Nolan McGraw discuss whether they think Lamar could’ve returned if Baltimore had needed him.

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00:00Then when they showed the replay of Lamar's ankle, and it did look kind of bad.
00:04And then my question would have been, if they were playing, say it was Cincinnati,
00:09or just say the game was 17-14, does Lamar play?
00:15I think so.
00:16I do too.
00:16And just based on body language, which is the first thing I'm looking at with Lamar in the game,
00:23he was standing up, smile on his face, engaging with his guys in that third quarter.
00:30And I said, okay, I'm going to take that as a positive.
00:32Usually when Lamar is upset, I mean, it's after he turns it over or there's a failed drive.
00:36He sits down.
00:37He kind of sulks a little bit.
00:39And he'd have that rain jacket with the hood up.
00:43I thought for sure we'd see him sitting there disappointed that his day was cut short.
00:48But because he was lively and everything, I thought, okay, this leads me to believe that this is just precautionary.
00:54And I didn't have a problem with that decision.
00:56I didn't either.
00:56Now, I was hoping that it did end up getting close, but that wasn't until the very end of the
01:03fourth quarter.
01:03And even then you knew, all right, we recover an onside kick.
01:05We're good here.
01:06But let's say they had cut it to one possession early in the fourth quarter.
01:12Do you push the emergency button there and bring Lamar back in?
01:17And I'll see you next time.
01:17Bye-bye.

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