Lamar Jackson: officially questionable, calls it high-ankle sprain

THE FACT. Baltimore listed Lamar Jackson as officially questionable for Sunday against Cincinnati on Friday's final injury report, and Jackson described the ankle as a high-ankle sprain, per NBC Sports' Myles Simmons. He was limited in practice all week after missing the previous two games, and NFL.com's Friday roundup carried the same designation.

THE VERDICT. Limited every day plus a questionable tag is the profile of a quarterback his team wants on the field, but a high-ankle sprain changes how he plays even when he suits up. Redraft: start him only if you have no real alternative, and expect the rushing production that drives his ceiling to be dialed back. If he sits, Baltimore's backup is a desperation-only stream. Dynasty: hold, this reads as a multi-week nuisance rather than a season-altering problem. DFS: fade in cash, because the designed-run volume is the first thing a team protects.