Huntley Named Baltimore Starter as Jackson Remains Sidelined
Baltimore quarterback Lamar Jackson will miss a second consecutive match because of injury, leaving Tyler Huntley to lead the team against Cleveland.
Key points
- Lamar Jackson will not play in Baltimore's upcoming matchup against Cleveland, extending his absence to two weeks.6
- Tyler Huntley has been elevated to the starting quarterback position for Sunday's contest.6
- Jackson initially suffered an ankle injury during a first-half victory against the Tennessee Titans in Week 4.4
The Baltimore Ravens have confirmed that quarterback Lamar Jackson will not participate in Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns. Jackson continues to recover after sitting out Week 5, marking his second straight missed contest.4,6
With Jackson officially sidelined, Tyler Huntley has been named the starting quarterback for the road matchup in Cleveland, according to reporting by ESPN.6
Jackson sustained an ankle issue during the opening half of Baltimore's Week 4 fixture against the Tennessee Titans, which kept him off the field the following week as the team monitored his status.4
How the coverage differs
Sources · the original reporting
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- 4Ravens hoping to get QB Lamar Jackson back in time to face Browns ↗The Japan Times · JP · 15 Oct 2026, 1:36 am UTC
- 5Browns WR Concepcion clears concussion protocol, will play vs. Ravens ↗ESPN · US · 16 Oct 2026, 7:02 pm UTC
- 6Ravens rule out QB Jackson;; Huntley to start against Browns ↗ESPN · US · 16 Oct 2026, 7:02 pm UTC
- 7Source: Patriots likely to activate WR Brown for Sunday's game vs. Jets ↗ESPN · US · 17 Oct 2026, 2:23 pm UTC
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