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The Baltimore Ravens (4-2) are starting Tyler Huntley on Sunday afternoon against the Cincinnati Bengals (3-2), their third straight game without Lamar Jackson. Trey Hendrickson will be looking to sack former teammate Joe Burrow as Baltimore’s defense tries to keep…

The Baltimore Ravens face the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday afternoon in a Week 7 matchup scheduled to kick off at 1:00 p.m. on CBS and Paramount+. Baltimore enters the contest with a 4-2 record, while Cincinnati comes into the game at 3-2. Tyler Huntley is starting at quarterback for the Ravens, marking his third consecutive start in place of injured two-time MVP Lamar Jackson.
Nikhil Mehta writes that Baltimore's defense will aim to prevent a high-scoring shootout against Joe Burrow. The Ravens are deploying another new offensive line combination to protect Huntley. Mehta notes that securing a victory is crucial as Baltimore faces the Jaguars and Bills within the next 11 days amid an uncertain timeline for Jackson's return.
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