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Tyler Huntley Makes Third Straight Start for Ravens With Lamar Jackson Out
Huntley again started against Cincinnati after Jackson was ruled out with an ankle injury. Cam Jurgens was available for his first Baltimore start.
Tyler Huntley made his third consecutive start for the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday against Cincinnati after the Ravens confirmed Lamar Jackson was inactive with an ankle injury.
Baltimore ruled Jackson out Saturday after listing him as questionable Friday. Jackson had practiced on a limited basis during the week but said he was still experiencing pain when he ran.
Huntley led Baltimore to an overtime victory against Atlanta in Week 5 and then started the following week’s loss at Cleveland. Baltimore entered the Cincinnati game at 4–2, while the Bengals were 3–2 after their bye.
Before Sunday, Huntley had completed 70.8% of his passes for 429 yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions across three appearances this season, according to NFL.com’s report on Jackson’s absence. Those figures describe his pregame sample.
The Ravens also made center Cam Jurgens available for his first Baltimore start after a concussion delayed his debut with the team. Receiver Elijah Sarratt, safety Jaylinn Hawkins, guard Andrew Vorhees and defensive end Broderick Washington Jr. joined Jackson on Sunday’s inactive list.
