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Ravens Rule Out Lamar Jackson for Second Straight Game, Naming Tyler Huntley Starter

By Rhyter Times Desk · 16m ago

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NBC SportsRavens officially rule out QB Lamar Jacksonfirst
ESPNRavens rule out QB Jackson; Huntley gets second start vs. Browns+3 h

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The Baltimore Ravens have ruled quarterback Lamar Jackson out for Sunday's matchup, according to reporting from ESPN and NBC Sports. This marks the second consecutive game Jackson will miss, prompting the team to name Tyler Huntley as the starting signal-caller.

NBC Sports reported that head coach Jesse Minter confirmed Jackson's absence due to an ankle injury during a Friday morning press briefing. In addition, NBC Sports noted several other roster designations: tight end Matthew Hibner, center Cam Jurgens, and defensive tackle Broderick Washington are ruled out, while Emery Jones Jr., Andrew Vorhees, and Ja'Kobi Lane remain questionable. ESPN specified that Sunday's game will take place in Cleveland against the Browns.

How outlets are covering this

Quarterback Lamar Jackson will miss his second consecutive game, leaving Tyler Huntley to start for Baltimore on Sunday. Outlets also detailed the Ravens' broader injury report ahead of the contest in Cleveland.

Shared reporting

  • Lamar Jackson is ruled out for Sunday's game.
  • Sunday marks Jackson's second consecutive missed contest.
  • Tyler Huntley will start at quarterback for the Ravens.

Different framing

  • ESPN framed the update around the opponent and location, highlighting that Huntley faces the Browns in Cleveland, while NBC Sports focused on head coach Jesse Minter's Friday announcement and the wider list of injured players.

Why it matters

Jackson's extended absence forces Baltimore to rely on Huntley to guide the offense as injuries accumulate across multiple positions.

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Last updated 16m ago.