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The Cleveland Browns will try to get back to their winning ways on Sunday as they host the Baltimore Ravens in downtown Cleveland. This was looking to be a spicy meeting of first-place teams before the Browns stumbled last week…

The Cleveland Browns host the Baltimore Ravens in a Week 6 AFC North showdown at Huntington Bank Field with first place on the line. Baltimore enters at 4-1 riding a three-game winning streak, while Cleveland stands at 3-2 following a loss to the New York Jets. A victory for the Browns would push them into first place via divisional tiebreakers.
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson remains sidelined with an ankle injury, giving backup Tyler Huntley his fourth consecutive start. Both squads enter the contest dealing with significant injury issues, with Cleveland ruling out defensive tackles Kalia Davis and Mike Hall Jr., while Baltimore will also be without starting center Cam Jurgens.
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