Baltimore's loss in Cleveland showed offensive limitations
The Ravens beat Atlanta without Lamar Jackson, but a 13-10 loss at Cleveland on Sunday dropped Baltimore into a three-way tie for first place in the AFC North. The offense looked limited with Tyler Huntley at quarterback. Baltimore is 4-2, but Cleveland is the only team the Ravens have faced that currently has a winning record. Now the Ravens host Cincinnati, with Buffalo and Jacksonville on the schedule after that. So it’s fair to view Jackson’s health as a more urgent issue.
He hurt his ankle in Week 4.
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