Lamar Jackson injury: Two-time MVP full participant in Wednesday's practice, set to play vs. Dolphins

The Baltimore Ravens will have their star quarterback back on Thursday night when they face the Dolphins in Miami. Lamar Jackson, who has been dealing with a hamstring injury that caused him to miss three games, was listed as a full participant in Wednesday's walkthrough practice. This marks the third straight practice he was listed as a full participant.

Earlier in the week, coach John Harbaugh expressed confidence that the two-time MVP would be back for their Week 9 game.

"I feel very confident about it. We'll expect him to be out there Thursday night," Harbaugh said on Tuesday.

Jackson initially suffered the hamstring injury suffered against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sept. 28 and has not played since. 

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There was some hope Jackson would be able to start their Week 8 game after he was listed as a full participant and had a game designation of "questionable" on the Friday before their game against the Chicago Bears. One day before the game, the Ravens made a correction, saying Jackson was actually a limited participant and was "out" for the game. Harbaugh called the situation an honest mistake.

Without Jackson last week, the Ravens started Tyler Huntley over Cooper Rush, who started two games in No. 8's absence, and Baltimore went on to win 30-16 at home.

In his first four starts this year, Jackson had a career-high 71.6% completion percentage for 869 yards, 10 touchdowns and one interception. He also had 166 yards and a touchdown on the ground.

Overall, the Ravens have struggled without Jackson at the helm. They sit at 2-5, third place in the AFC North.