Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson did not play in the second half of Sunday’s win over the Titans because of an ankle injury, but head coach Jesse Minter did not make it sound like there’s much fear of a long-term injury after the game.

Jackson left the game with the Ravens up 24-7 at halftime and Minter said at his press conference that there were conversations about having Jackson return. The Ravens only gave up a field goal until a last minute Tennessee touchdown, however, and it seemed the Ravens were willing to ride with Tyler Huntley against an overmatched opponent.

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“Little bit of an ankle. Don’t know enough about it right now, we’ll have to see where that’s at. . . . Hopefully it’s in a good spot,” Minter said.

Jackson was limited in practice last Wednesday with a back injury, but seemed fine while going 15-of-20 for 220 yards and two touchdowns in the first half on Sunday. The Ravens will be in Atlanta next Sunday night and the coming days should bring word on if there’s any chance of Jackson missing that game.