Baltimore Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson left training camp practice early on Wednesday after being knocked down while making a throw, according to a report from Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic.

Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens suffered a bit of a scare during Wednesday's training camp practice. The two-time league MVP left practice roughly 40 minutes early after his foot was stepped on after he was inadvertently knocked to the ground. A team spokesperson said following practice that Jackson was fine.

Had the Ravens lost Jackson to a hand or wrist injury, the team could have been in a world of trouble. The star passer has been one of the best dual-threat quarterbacks in the league, securing two MVP awards for that fact. Jackson should have arguably won his third in 2024, but that honor was bestowed on Josh Allen, who is also deserving.