Lamar Jackson out; Tyler Huntley to start for Ravens
Baltimore will face Cleveland without its two-time AP NFL MVP, who is sidelined by an ankle injury.
The Baltimore Ravens will be without quarterback Lamar Jackson when they face the Cleveland Browns. The NFL reported that Jackson is out with an ankle injury and Tyler Huntley will start.
The game has not been played. The NFL report lists Baltimore at 4-1 and Cleveland at 3-2, with kickoff scheduled for 1 p.m. ET on Sunday; it does not provide the game’s calendar date.
Huntley gets another start
Huntley’s previous start came against the Atlanta Falcons. According to the NFL, he completed 24 of 32 passes for 201 yards and two touchdowns, and also ran for a touchdown in Baltimore’s 30-23 overtime win.
The upcoming game will be Huntley’s 13th start for the Ravens. He has a 6-6 record across his first 12 starts for Baltimore, the NFL reported.
Jackson sidelined by ankle injury
Jackson injured his ankle during Baltimore’s Week 4 win over the Tennessee Titans. The NFL reported that his absence guarantees he will miss multiple games in a season for the second consecutive year and the fourth time in six seasons.
Huntley has been with Cleveland twice but has never played a game for the Browns. Cleveland is led by first-year head coach Todd Monken, who spent the previous three seasons as Baltimore’s offensive coordinator, according to the NFL.
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The Ravens-Browns matchup remains upcoming, with Huntley expected to lead Baltimore in Jackson’s absence.
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