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Lamar Jackson Out vs. Browns: Tyler Huntley Gets Another Start | NFL Week 6

Lamar Jackson will miss Week 6 with an ankle injury. Tyler Huntley starts again, changing how to build Ravens stacks and assess Baltimore bets.

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PAST SLATE Oct 18, 2026
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Lamar Jackson is out against Cleveland with an ankle injury. Tyler Huntley will start again for Baltimore on Sunday, October 18, NFL.com reported Friday.

Jackson will miss a second consecutive game after sitting out the overtime win in Atlanta. Huntley threw for 201 yards and two touchdowns in that victory. Yahoo Sports also reported that Zay Flowers will be available following his toe injury.

DFS impact: rebuild the Ravens stack

Remove Jackson from Week 6 lineups. Huntley becomes an option to compare with the other quarterbacks on your contest slate, but the starting job alone does not establish value. The decision depends on his salary, the alternatives and how much of Baltimore’s scoring you expect him to produce.

Huntley and Flowers are a pairing to consider in tournament builds. A passing stack needs Baltimore’s touchdowns to come through the air, so think through that scoring path before adding multiple receivers. A lineup built around Baltimore’s rushing touchdowns makes a different bet and can compete with the passing stack for the same scoring opportunities.

Betting impact: use the Huntley version of Baltimore

Reassess any Ravens spread, team-total or receiver-prop opinion that assumed Jackson would play. A quarterback change can affect both passing efficiency and how touchdowns are distributed. An appealing matchup does not rescue a bet at a price that already reflects the news.

Huntley’s productive finish against Atlanta gives him a recent result to build on, but one game is too little to treat that output as a weekly baseline. Compare the current market with your expectations for this offense before committing.