Absent for the first ten days of training camp, Lamar Jackson was finally able to get to work on Saturday.
Tested positive for COVID-19 on July 27, the player admitted to having been ” affected quite badly by symptoms. Unvaccinated, he was required by NFL regulations to spend at least ten days in isolation, while testing positive so he could return.
The good news is, he’s doing a lot better. According to ESPN, he looked to be quite himself in the comeback session, with an 11/19 pass (but 4 balls released by his receivers) and a few fumbles on the floor.
A feeling confirmed by John Harbaugh.
“I thought he looked very good. Better than I expected. COVID is difficult. He had symptoms. Lots of symptoms. It shows that he took good care of him during this period. It was a good first step. “
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