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Ravens are much different with and without Lamar Jackson

Baltimore will once again take the field without quarterback Lamar Jackson, who continues dealing with an ankle issue that lists him week-to-week. The franchise has historically experienced a stark drop-off in production when missing its star signal-caller.

With Jackson under center historically across regular-season and postseason action, the squad secures victories nearly 69 percent of the time while putting up 27.8 points per contest. Without him, the win rate drops drastically to 37 percent alongside an average of 19.6 points.

Stepping into the starting role once more is Tyler Huntley, who is preparing for his 17th career regular-season start and has previously gone 5-7 in games replacing Jackson, including playoff matchups. Sitting at a three and one record, the group faces a critical stretch within the AFC North as divisional rivals battle during the early slate.

Upcoming matchups feature consecutive clashes against division opponents before meetings with Buffalo and Jacksonville.

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