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On Sunday, the Cincinnati Bengals will take on their AFC North division rival, the Baltimore Ravens, at M&T Bank Stadium.The Bengals will arrive at the Week 7 clash rested after their bye week. Meanwhile, the Baltimore Ravens dropped their second…

Baltimore Ravens head coach Jesse Minter announced that quarterback Lamar Jackson remains day-to-day ahead of their Week 7 matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals. Jackson has missed two consecutive games after suffering an injury in Week 4 against the Tennessee Titans. Minter noted that the team will know more on Wednesday regarding Jackson's potential return to practice.
Backup quarterback Tyler Huntley started in Jackson's absence during Baltimore's recent loss to the Cleveland Browns, throwing for 165 yards and one touchdown. If Jackson is unable to play on Sunday, Huntley is expected to make his third start of the season against Cincinnati.
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