Ravens Week 6 Inactives: Andrew Vorhees Out, Ja'Kobi Lane In

The Baltimore Ravens have released their inactives list for their Week 6 matchup against the Cleveland Browns.

Among the inactives is right guard Andrew Vorhees, who has now missed his second game in a row due to a foot injury that he suffered in Week 4. 

The good news for the Ravens is backup guard Emery Jones Jr. is active after heading into the game questionable due to an ankle injury. He will start at right guard. 

The full inactives list is as follows:

QB, Lamar Jackson

WR, Elijah Sarratt

FS K'Von Wallace

G, Andrew Vorhees

TE Matt Hibner

DE Broderick Washington

This will also be the second straight game that quarterback Lamar Jackson will miss due to a sprained ankle. Tyler Huntley will start and attempt to lead the team to a win against a tough Browns team.

Rookie wide receiver Ja'Kobi Lane is also active after missing the last four games due to a wrist injury and surgery that he underwent after Week 1. 

Lane returned to practice this week and was seen skipping out on the field. Though he was designated to return from IR, he had not been confirmed to play until now.

Lane will add another element to this strong passing game. The receiver room is led by Zay Flowers, Rashod Bateman, and now Lane firmly back in the mix.

Devontez Walker has also been getting some good action in the past two games.

Baltimore will have its hands full taking on their divisional rival, the Browns. That is especially true considering the team's former offensive coordinator is now the head coach in Cleveland.

Todd Monken ran the offense in Baltimore from 2023 to 2025 and helped Jackson secure his second MVP. Now, he is leading the Browns. 

The Browns are 3-2 and are firmly in the mix of the AFC North. 

Both teams will play each other hard, and attempt to not only notch a win, but secure a victory that could lead to a division title down the line. 

The Ravens have been strong this season, despite losing Jackson for a second straight game. Huntley orchestrated an impressive fourth-quarter comeback and overtime win against the Atlanta Falcons in Week 5.

Huntley will look to notch his second win of the season against the Browns. Jackson is presumably going to be back in Week 7, but it will be Huntley leading the team yet again on Sunday.