The Baltimore Ravens (4-1) will take on the Cleveland Browns (3-2) in this Week 6 AFC North matchup at Huntington Bank Field with the goal of extending their three-game winning run and securing their top spot in the division. With Lamar Jackson sidelined by a sprained ankle, Baltimore's backfield is the focal point of the story. Tyler Huntley, who demonstrated his abilities by leading the team to an exciting overtime victory in Atlanta last week, now controls the offense.
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In order to set the physical tone and lessen Huntley's workload against a potent Cleveland pass rush led by Myles Garrett, the Ravens will likely rely heavily on Derrick Henry, who already has 476 running yards and seven touchdowns this season. After a poor offensive performance in a 17-12 defeat to the Jets, in which Deshaun Watson was sacked eight times and produced fewer than 200 yards overall, the Browns are eager to turn things around.
The Browns will find it difficult to move the chains if Cleveland's offensive line is unable to strengthen its pass defense against Roquan Smith and Baltimore's aggressive front. As a result, control of the line of scrimmage and turnover margins will be the decisive factors in this traditional division clash.
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