Ravens Brace for Rookie QB Shedeur Sanders' Potential Debut Against Browns

As the Baltimore Ravens approach their November 16th matchup against the Cleveland Browns, they are keeping a close eye on the possibility of rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders seeing action. Defensive coordinator Zach Orr emphasized that the team is preparing for all potential scenarios, including the 23-year-old Sanders potentially being thrown into the game in place of Dillon Gabriel.

On the offensive side, the Ravens received a boost with the return of quarterback Lamar Jackson to full participation in practice after missing a session due to a knee injury. Jackson's readiness provides stability as the team looks to address struggles in their running game, which was limited to just 45 yards in their previous meeting with the Browns.

Defensive back Denzel Ward praised Jackson's unique playmaking abilities, acknowledging the challenge he poses for opposing defenses. Meanwhile, head coach John Harbaugh highlighted the strength of the Browns' defensive unit, describing it as "one of the best" in the NFL and praising the scheme, effort, and physicality of the group.

The Ravens' offensive coordinator, Todd Monken, acknowledged the difficulties they faced against the Browns' disruptive front in their previous matchup, where they managed only 46 rushing yards. With the potential for both Gabriel and Sanders to see action, the Ravens' coaching staff and scouts are focused on multiple scenarios to ensure defensive adaptability against Cleveland's unpredictable quarterback rotation.