Harbaugh says Lamar Jackson "should be fine. Looks like he's OK. I think he's going to be OK."

Related players: Joe Flacco

Zrebiec went to tweet that if Flacco is ready to go, Harbaugh said "he'll be part of the game plan." It seems to open the door for the possibility the Ravens use both QBs in the same game, as was hinted at a few weeks ago. That would obviously create a fantasy nightmare for owners who were counting on using Jackson. Hopefully we'll know more as the week goes on, but the Ravens may also not come clean about their plans either.

On Monday, head coach John Harbaugh said that it would be a few days before he knows if there will be a decision to make this week. Harbaugh said Joe Flacco will do more at practice this week before doctors decide if his hip is well enough for a return to game action.

Related players: Lamar Jackson

After the win over Atlanta, Harbaugh said Jackson has done enough to remain in the role as starter. But last week there were rumors the team could use both QBs in a game once Flacco is cleared to play. Harbaugh added the team would know more about Flacco's status at the end of this week.

The Ravens have listed quarterback Joe Flacco as doubtful.

It's the Lamar Jackson show against the Falcons, and a show it may be. Atlanta is the worst defense in the league according to our aFPA metric, lining Jackson up for the best performance of his young career. We have him ranked as a QB1 who could end up a top-five play if he can make a big play or two.