After the Browns edged the Ravens 13-10, quarterback Deshaun Watson hosted a surprise post‑game party at his home, sparking criticism over timing. Head coach Todd Monken admitted he only learned about the gathering minutes before it started, initially assuming it was a joke. While Monken praised the team’s camaraderie, he refocused on improving the Browns’ inconsistent offense, which stalled at just 46 yards in the first half. Watson’s 33‑yard strike to Jerry Jeudy set up the winning field goal, moving Cleveland to 4‑2. The coach urges that off‑field bonding translate into better on‑field performance as the AFC North race heats up.
The Baltimore Ravens are currently gearing up for their upcoming home game vs the Cincinnati Bengals, with no word yet on whether or not Lamar Jackson will be back in the lineup. The Ravens are coming off an ugly road loss to the Cleveland Browns over the weekend, one in which the offense managed to […]
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The Baltimore Ravens need to get back on track in Week 7. Baltimore lost an ugly divisional game with Cleveland 13-10 last weekend, moving them to 4-2 on the season. Hopefully the Ravens will get a boost this weekend by finally getting one of their newest players on the field. Ravens center Cam Jurgens shared […]
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The Detroit Lions announced they have signed WR DeAndre Carter from the practice squad to the active roster. The Lions also signed S Myles Bryant to the practice squad. Carter, 33, originally signed with the Ravens as an undrafted free agent out of Sacramento State back in 2015. He lasted just a few months in […]
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Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson could be a full participant in practice for the first time since injuring his ankle in Week 4.
The Baltimore Ravens host the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday and are hoping to have Lamar Jackson back in the lineup. Jackson returned to Ravens practice this week after missing the last two games. Now, an update provided by Ravens offensive coordinator Declan Doyle makes it sound like Jackson may not be ready to return, per […]
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Deshaun Watson took the Cleveland Browns’ biggest win of the season beyond the field. He hosted a team gathering that even caught head coach Todd Monken off guard. Following Cleveland’s dramatic 13-10 walk-off victory over the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, Watson welcomed teammates to his home Monday night for food, video games, and cards. The […]
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In Week 5, the Cleveland Browns leapfrog the Baltimore Ravens to claim the AFC North lead with a 13-10 win at Huntington Bank Field. Andre Szmyt nails the game‑winning field goal after Jerry Jeudy’s 33‑yard catch set up the final drive, while Austin Estime scores the lone touchdown. Deshaun Watson throws for 164 yards but is sacked five times, and backup QB Tyler Huntley struggles for Baltimore, who lose Lamar Jackson’s second straight start. The Steelers also improve to 4‑2, rallying from 13‑0 down to beat Tampa Bay 26‑19 in overtime, with Aaron Rodgers tying Peyton Manning’s third‑most career TD passes. Key stats: Browns 13‑10, Steelers 26‑19 OT, Ravens 13‑10.
The Baltimore Ravens sit at 4-2 in Jesse Minter’s inaugural season, with a top‑15 defense and a rising offense under Declan Doyle. Fans are invited to grade Minter’s staff after six games, and early poll taker Nikhil gives them a B, praising their ability to win close contests despite injuries. However, the defense still struggles on third downs, the offense awaits Lamar Jackson’s return and a true center, and special‑teams woes—particularly with Tyler Loop and kicker Jake Moody—remain a concern as the AFC North tightens and the schedule toughens.
Lamar Jackson returns to practice ahead of Week 7 after missing two weeks with an ankle injury. Coach Jesse Minter describes his participation as limited but a step toward game readiness, while the quarterback still isn’t in uniform. Jackson practiced with newly acquired center Cam Jurgens, marking their first joint session and hinting at chemistry for Sunday’s clash with the Bengals. The Ravens also list 13 other injured players, including TE Mark Andrews (full) and OLB Trey Hendrickson (finger). The Bengals enter the game healthier, with only safety Kyle Dugger limited by a quad issue.
The Bengals head into their Sunday matchup with the Ravens after a 3‑2 start, but their ground game remains a glaring weakness. Running back Chase Brown, once projected for a breakout season, tops the league with 95 touches without a single 15‑yard gain—the highest total of any player this year, followed by Kendre Miller’s 55. The article highlights how this lack of explosive runs could stifle Joe Burrow’s play‑action and the team's AFC North push, and it urges a bounce‑back performance from Brown to revive the offense.
Veteran safety Bryan Cook returns to full health for the Bengals ahead of Sunday’s clash with the Ravens. After missing time with an ankle injury—missing the Week 4 loss to Jacksonville and limiting his impact in a Week 5 win over Miami—Cook says he’s ready to “push himself” and help contain Lamar Jackson’s dual‑threat attack. Coach and fans hope his veteran leadership will shore up a defense that has struggled this season, especially against Baltimore’s high‑powered offense.
The Cincinnati Bengals came into the 2026 season with very high expectations. The Bengals have not made the playoffs since all the way back in 2022, and they went all-in this offseason to fix that and give Joe Burrow and company another shot at a Super Bowl run. Coming into the season, Burrow publicly put […]
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The Baltimore Ravens have now been without Lamar Jackson since he was injured in the Tennessee Titans game. The team has held their ground without him in action, sitting 4-2 in the league. However, it looks like fans might still have to wait some more for the star QB’s return. “Lamar Jackson returned to practice […]
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Lamar Jackson watched the Baltimore Ravens fall to the Cleveland Browns from the sideline last Sunday, and the loss dropped the team to 4-2. Baltimore now faces a pivotal AFC North home game against the Cincinnati Bengals this Sunday, and the status of its two-time MVP quarterback hangs over everything in Baltimore. Wednesday’s practice offered […]
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Lamar Jackson’s lingering ankle issue shows up at practice again.
The Baltimore Ravens have had plenty to sort out on defense this season, particularly in a secondary preparing for one of its toughest assignments. Facing the Cincinnati Bengals means dealing with two receivers who can punish even a small mistake, and there won’t be much room for hesitation when Joe Burrow starts looking downfield. The […]
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Browns Brown HC Todd Monken challenged QB Deshaun Watson, saying the team needed better quarterback play. “Deshaun (Watson), he knows he can play better,” Monken said, via Browns Wire. “We can play better around him. But he’s just got something in him. The ability to make a play when needed.” Browns The Browns have eight starters […]
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The Seattle Seahawks are signing LB Josh Ross, according to Aaron Wilson. Ross, 26, originally signed on with the Ravens as an undrafted free agent out of Michigan in 2022. He bounced on and off Baltimore’s practice squad in 2023 but was among their final roster cuts coming out of the preseason in 2024. He […]
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Trey Hendrickson won’t have to wait long for his first shot at the team he spent five seasons terrorizing. The Baltimore Ravens brought the veteran pass rusher in to make life miserable for opposing quarterbacks, and a divisional matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals gives him a chance to do exactly that. His former teammates know […]
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Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson returned to practice Wednesday for the first time since suffering a left ankle sprain earlier this month, marking an important step in his recovery. The two-time NFL MVP has missed Baltimore’s last two games after sustaining the injury during the Ravens’ October 4 victory over the Tennessee Titans. His absence […]
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Entering Week 7, the Browns carry a longer injury list than the Titans despite their surprise AFC North lead. Cleveland has several players limited or out, including DE Derek Barnett, WR Denzel Boston, DT Maliek Collins and RB Quinshon Judkins, while QB Dillon Gabriel is cleared to play. Tennessee’s report is much slimmer, with only S Tony Adamas (ankle) and WR Calvin Ridley (hip) listed as limited and a few players on rest. The disparity fuels debate over which team has the bigger injury impact ahead of the Browns‑Titans matchup in Cleveland.
Ravens linebacker Trenton Simpson predicts former teammate Trey Hendrickson will record a multi‑sack performance against his ex‑team, the Cincinnati Bengals, when they meet on Sunday, Oct. 21, 2026. Hendrickson returns after missing two games for finger surgery and has only two sacks this season, but showed strong pressure on the Browns last week. The Bengals will likely test his new chip‑on‑the‑shoulder attitude with aggressive pass protection schemes, hoping to limit his impact.
Sharp Football’s Week 7 Worksheet pits the Bengals against the Ravens, highlighting the 11‑2 all‑time edge for Baltimore and a narrow 2.5‑point spread. The Ravens lead the league in first‑half points per drive (2.92) but slump in the second half (1.47), while both teams frequently build double‑digit leads. Cincinnati leans heavily on the pass (84.6% of its TDs) and ranks 31st in rushing efficiency, whereas Baltimore excels on big runs (29 ten‑yard runs, seven 20‑yard runs). QB outlook hinges on Lamar Jackson’s health—if he misses, backup Tyler Huntley offers modest upside, while Joe Burrow continues his QB1 streak with 20‑plus fantasy points after the bye. Key stats: implied total 26.75, points per game 25.6 (CIN) vs 26.0 (BAL), rush‑pass split 36.5%/63.5% (CIN) vs 50.4%/49.6% (BAL).
The Ravens fell 13-10 to the Browns in Cleveland, but rookie wideout Ja’Kobi Lane made an impactful return from a wrist injury, recording four catches for 40 yards on five targets and showcasing physical route running and reliable hands for quarterback Tyler Huntley. Lane’s performance hints at a Isaiah Likely‑type role as a possession receiver, especially with Lamar Jackson’s upcoming return. Meanwhile, linebacker Kyle Hamilton delivered the defense’s best effort of the season, tallying seven tackles, three for loss and six stops while anchoring the box and disrupting screen passes. The piece highlights how these individual gains offset the overall loss.