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Lamar Jackson’s ankle uncertainty clouds Ravens-Bengals, AFC North roundup
Lamar Jackson is officially dealing with a high ankle sprain on the eve of a key divisional clash with the Bengals. Here’s your AFC North roundup for October 24, 2026.
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There were no games on the schedule yesterday in the AFC North, but injury updates and Week 7 projections still delivered plenty of news, led by developments around Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson.
Ravens: Jackson’s high ankle sprain, Robinson out for the year
Pro Football Rumors, citing Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic, reports that the Ravens’ medical staff has informed Lamar Jackson he is dealing with a high ankle sprain. Jackson has already missed Baltimore’s last two games and is officially listed as questionable for the next one.
Despite the more serious label on his injury, Jackson told reporters he is “heading in the right direction” for a potential return against the Cincinnati Bengals, according to CBS Sports. CBS Sports notes that Baltimore’s offense could soon be back at full strength if his progress continues.
On defense, the Ravens absorbed a major blow. As relayed by Pro Football Rumors, head coach Jesse Minter announced that outside linebacker Tavius Robinson suffered a season-ending pectoral injury in Baltimore’s Week 6 loss to the Cleveland Browns. Robinson had been leading the team with 3.5 sacks.
Bengals: central to Week 7 predictions
The Cincinnati Bengals (3-2) sit squarely in the Week 7 spotlight. CBS Sports’ expert picks and betting coverage focus heavily on the Ravens-Bengals showdown, with one column laying out reasons why Cincinnati will beat Baltimore and another listing the matchup among the marquee games on the schedule.
Browns and Steelers: betting confidence and a Paris trip
The Cleveland Browns (4-2) are drawing confidence in the betting market. In a Week 7 best-bets piece, CBS Sports suggests Cleveland should move to 5-2 with a win over Tennessee, framing the Browns as a team that can keep stacking victories.
For the Pittsburgh Steelers (4-2), it’s an upcoming international appearance that is in the news. CBS Sports reports that quarterback Aaron Rodgers sounds annoyed with the team’s travel plans for their game in Paris, while also noting he is set to become the first quarterback in NFL history to play international games in three straight seasons in three different countries.