Lamar Jackson Ruled Out for Week 6

The Baltimore Ravens are facing a tough situation as they prepare to take on the Los Angeles Rams without their star quarterback, Lamar Jackson. Jackson's hamstring injury, sustained in Week 4 against the Kansas City Chiefs, continues to sideline him, forcing the Ravens to rely on backup Cooper Rush. Rush struggled in his first start, throwing three interceptions in a 44-10 loss to the Houston Texans. The Ravens' offense has sputtered without Jackson, scoring just 30 combined points in their last two games.

Adding to the Ravens' woes is their poor defensive performance. They have allowed 81 points in their last two games and now face a Rams' offense led by quarterback Matthew Stafford, who is known for his high-powered passing attack. However, there is some good news for the Ravens as key players like safety Kyle Hamilton, offensive tackle Ronnie Stanley, and cornerback Marlon Humphrey are returning from injuries.

Historically, the Ravens have struggled without Jackson at quarterback. Since he became the starter in 2018, they are 4-11 when he doesn't play. The team's current 1-4 record marks their worst start since 2015. The Ravens need to start winning games quickly if they hope to make a playoff push, as only a handful of teams in NFL history have made the playoffs after a 1-5 start.

Lamar Jackson is out with a hamstring injury.

Cooper Rush will start in place of Lamar Jackson.

The Ravens are 4-11 when Jackson doesn't play since 2018.

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