The Baltimore Ravens rule out quarterback Lamar Jackson for a second consecutive week, and Tyler Huntley is set to start Sunday against the Cleveland Browns. Multiple outlets report that Jackson’s absence is due to an ankle injury that continues to affect his availability.
ESPN and The Athletic both say Jackson is ruled out for the Ravens’ game in Cleveland, with Huntley elevated to the starting role for the second straight contest. Yahoo Sports reports that Jackson is out of practice sessions leading into Week 6, reinforcing the expectation that he will miss another game. Across coverage, the focus remains on Jackson’s status updates and the resulting decision to rely again on Huntley’s leadership at quarterback as Baltimore prepares for the Browns.
While the outlets differ slightly in how they frame the lead-up—practice participation versus the formal game designation—they consistently converge on the same outcome: Jackson does not play, and Huntley starts against Cleveland.
