Ravens' quarterback Lamar Jackson has officially been ruled out for Week 5 against the Falcons. Tyler Huntley will start in his place.

Backup quarterback Tyler Huntley will make his first start of the season for the Baltimore Ravens against the Atlanta Falcons. Starting quarterback Lamar Jackson is sidelined after sustaining an ankle injury during a Week 4 loss to the Tennessee Titans. Ravens head coach Jesse Minter confirmed the start, expressing high confidence in Huntley's ability to lead the team on Sunday in Atlanta.
Huntley holds a 5-6 career record across 12 starts with Baltimore, including a previous victory over the Falcons in 2022. The Ravens, currently holding a 3-1 record, face an Atlanta squad led by quarterback Michael Penix Jr. and running back Bijan Robinson, who combined for three touchdowns in a recent win over the New Orleans Saints.
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