India, Oct. 22 -- The Baltimore Ravens don't just lose a quarterback when Lamar Jackson is unavailable. They lose a defensive problem that opponents must account for on every snap.

That distinction matters heading into Sunday's AFC North matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals.

Jackson returned to limited practice Wednesday after missing two games with an ankle injury, but Baltimore has not confirmed that he will play.

The Cleveland Loss Exposed Baltimore's Offensive Problem

Baltimore opened against Cleveland with a touchdown drive and a field goal, building a 10-0 lead. It then failed to score again.

The Ravens punted on seven of their final nine drives, according to the team's official recap. Derrick Henry finished with just 58 rush...