The Cleveland Browns are back at home this week as they play their second divisional game of the season against the Baltimore Ravens, looking to improve to 4-2 on the season and 2-0 in the AFC North. If the Browns are able to win this game, they will be back in first place in the division, which would be incredible considering how low expectations were for their season.
They will be facing a familiar face at quarterback, but it will not be former NFL MVP Lamar Jackson, as he has been ruled out for the second week in a row with an ankle injury. Former Cleveland Browns quarterback Tyler Huntley will get the start this week, and though he got a win last week, he isn't anywhere near the threat that Jackson is.
The Browns have done a good job pressuring
opposing quarterbacks, but with Jackson out there will be a lot of emphasis on trying to slow down Derek Henry. The Browns may be getting some of their important players back for this game, but they won't have to face the former MVP, and that is a little bit of a break for the defense as the team tries to get back on track.
This article originally appeared on Browns Wire: Ravens QB Lamar Jackson ruled OUT vs. Browns on Sunday
