Ravens rule out QB Jackson (ankle) Sunday vs. Bengals; Huntley to start
The Baltimore Ravens have ruled QB Lamar Jackson out of Sundays game vs. the Cincinnati Bengals as he continues to deal with a high ankle sprain.
ESPN reports that the Baltimore Ravens have ruled QB Lamar Jackson out of Sundays game vs. the Cincinnati Bengals as he continues to deal with a high ankle sprain.
Tyler "Snoop" Huntley will get the start.
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