The Cleveland Browns are deservedly big underdogs heading into Week 11’s matchup with the Baltimore Ravens
. All of that could change if QB Lamar Jackson is unable to play on Sunday with his lingering knee issue. Jackson left the Ravens Week 4 game against the Kansas City Chiefs and did not return until Week 9. In the last two games, Jackson has returned but has been limited in running the football with an average of under 3.5 yards per carry.Baltimore has won three in a row, including one with former
Browns QB Tyler Huntley starting, after losing four straight. In Week 2, the Ravens blew out Cleveland 41-17 despite RB Derrick Henry being limited to just 23 yards on 11 carries. Jackson threw for four touchdowns while QB Joe Flacco turned the ball over twice.
The first injury report for Week 11 had six from Baltimore sitting out, while just one Cleveland player was unable to practice:
Browns Injury Report
- LB Jerome Baker – Achilles – Limited
- OL Joel Bitonio – Rest – Limited
- WR Isaiah Bond – Foot – Limited
- TE Harold Fannin Jr. – Hamstring – Limited
- DE Myles Garrett – Rest – Limited
- OL Cornelius Lucas – Back – Limited
- TE David Njoku – Rest – Limited
- LB Carson Schwesinger – Shoulder – Limited
- WR Cedric Tillman – Glute – Limied
- CB Denzel Ward – Rest – Limited
- DE Alex Wright – Quad – Limited
Ravens Injury Report
- WR Rashod Bateman – Ankle – DNP
- LB Jay Higgins – Knee – DNP
- RB Justice Hill – Toe – DNP
- CB Marlon Humphrey – Finger – DNP
- QB Lamar Jackson – Knee – DNP
- TE Isaiah Likely – Hip – Limited
- RB Keaton Mitchell – Knee – Limited
- S Malaki Starks – Knee – Limited
Jackson practiced all of last week, so the knee issue is something to watch.
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