The reigning NFL MVP is back at practice.
Lamar Jackson missed the past two days of camp while dealing with a groin strain. He's back to work Monday.
"He looked good," Ravens coach John Harbaugh told reporters, per the Athletic's Jeff Zrebiec. "He had a good practice. We're moving forward, like I've said."
The Ravens held Jackson out of practice over the weekend due to an abundance of caution. NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reported that there are no big concerns about the severity of the injury.
Jackson returning to the practice field Monday confirms that the injury wasn't serious.
With increased concerns about soft-tissue injuries due to the truncated offseason, teams will err on the side of caution when it comes to groins, hamstrings and other such tweaks, particularly those of star players of Jackson's caliber.
