When it comes to looking ahead to the next quarter of the Cleveland Browns schedule, the Baltimore Ravens in Week 6 look to be the toughest of the four matchups
. As we all know, injuries continue to be the biggest storyline across the NFL. The Browns are dealing with DT Mason Graham being out for a few weeks, while the Los Angeles Rams (important because of the big trade between the two teams) have been without a few star players, including DE Myles Garrett, but have steadied the ship at 2-2.If
Cleveland is able to continue their surprising start to the season, the team will need some good injury luck. Whether that is fewer injuries for them or more injuries for their opponents, fans will want to keep an eye on the weekly injury reports.
While the Browns will have to get ready for the New York Jets in Week 5, the Ravens matchup in Week 6 is on the horizon, and the AFC North co-leader is dealing with an injury to QB Lamar Jackson, who left Week 4 in a walking boot due to an ankle injury.
An update from Baltimore HC Jesse Minter indicated that there was a chance that Jackson could play in Week 5, but the Ravens quarterback has been cautious in his return timing most of his career. Minter’s language was vague:
Former Browns QB Tyler Huntley would likely take the snaps for the Ravens, with their former offensive coordinator now Cleveland’s hea d coach, Todd Monken.
We will keep tracking Jackson’s injury status on the way toward the Browns versus Ravens in Week 6.
Do you think k Jackson plays versus the Browns in 2 weeks? If not, how does that change your expectations?
