Baltimore Ravens at Cleveland Browns, October 18, 2026
- The Baltimore Ravens (4-1) begin 2026 division play when they travel to face the Cleveland Browns 3-2 in a Week 6 battle at Huntington Bank Field. Winners of three straight, Baltimore is off to its best start since 2021 (also 4-1). The Ravens are seeking their third-ever 5-1 start to a season (2021, 2020 & 2012 campaigns).
- The Ravens are 39-15 all time vs. the Browns, including an 18-9 record in Cleveland. Baltimore has won three straight in the series.
- Entering Week 6, Baltimore's offense ranks No. 5 in total yards per game (394.2), including third in rushing (164.4). Baltimore's 29.2 points per game stands No. 6 in the league. WR Zay Flowers is averaging 101.3 receiving yards per contest (NFL's fourth-best mark) on 26 catches for a 15.6 yp average. RB Derrick Henry is No. 5 in rushing yards (476) and second in rushing TDs (7, tied w/ Jahmyr Gibbs), while QB Lamar Jackson owns league bests in yards-per-pass-attempt average (10.1) and passer rating (119.6), despite missing last week's win at Atlanta with an ankle injury.
- Overcoming a 14-6 second-quarter deficit, the Ravens battled back in Atlanta on Sunday Night Football to secure a 30-23 OT victory. Filling in for the injured Jackson, QB Tyler Huntley was 13-of-14 passing for 104 yards, 2 pass TDs (Henry & WR Tez Walker) and 9 first downs (137.2 rating) in the second half/OT, adding a 1-yard go-ahead rushing score with 2:57 remaining in the extra period Huntley's TD to Walker pulled Baltimore within 2 points with :40 in regulation, and then Henry took a direct snap from the Wildcat to run in the tying 2-point conversion. SKyle Hamilton then sealed the win when he intercepted QB Tua Tagovailoa on the Falcons' ensuing drive. Baltimore's defense was solid throughout, posting 3 sacks and limiting Atlanta to 1-of-3 in the red zone.