Newer update on Lamar Jackson: Tyler Huntley starting vs. Cleveland in Week 6
Tyler Huntley Enters Game After Lamar Jackson Injured
Huntley replaced Jackson during Sunday's game after Jackson left with an injury.

Tyler Huntley entered the game in place of Lamar Jackson on Sunday after Jackson left with an injury, according to Underdog NFL.
What happened
Huntley took over at quarterback for the Ravens when Jackson was injured and unable to continue. The nature or severity of Jackson’s injury was not immediately reported.
Context
Jackson had been the Ravens’ clear starter and a top fantasy quarterback, playing 100% of snaps through the first three weeks. Huntley is listed as the backup and has been with the team for six years.
What’s next
Jackson’s status for the remainder of the game and upcoming weeks is unclear. The Ravens will likely provide an update after the game.
Lineup alert: Tyler Huntley enters game in place of injured Lamar Jackson on Sunday.
🏈 Fantasy impact
If Jackson misses time, Huntley becomes an interesting streaming option in superflex and 2QB leagues. He’s shown rushing ability in the past and would have a strong supporting cast. However, he’s not a direct replacement for Jackson’s elite upside. In 1QB leagues, Huntley is only a desperation play. Monitor Jackson’s injury news before making any moves. If Jackson is out for Week 5, Huntley could be a top-20 QB option based on matchup.
Quick answers
What happened to Lamar Jackson?
Lamar Jackson left Sunday's game with an injury and was replaced by Tyler Huntley, according to Underdog NFL. The nature and severity of the injury were not reported.
Who is the Ravens' backup quarterback?
Tyler Huntley is the Ravens' backup quarterback. He entered the game after Lamar Jackson was injured.
Should I pick up Tyler Huntley in fantasy football?
If Lamar Jackson misses time, Huntley could be a streaming option in superflex or 2QB leagues. Monitor Jackson's status before adding Huntley.
Sources
- Player data (Sleeper)
- Lineup alert: Tyler Huntley enters game in place of injured Lamar Jackson on Sunday. (X (@UnderdogNFL))
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