Jaleel McLaughlin set to start as Browns beat Ravens 13-10 in week 6
Jaleel McLaughlin is likely to start at running back for Cleveland as the Browns beat Baltimore 13-10, after injuries sideline other backs.
Key points
- McLaughlin was the first running back in pregame warmups and is expected to start.
- Quinshon Judkins is out with an ankle injury; Raheim Sanders and Dylan Sampson remain on IR.
- Cleveland signed Audric Estime from Minnesota to add depth at running back.
- The Browns defeated the Ravens 13-10 at Huntington Bank Field.
Jaleel McLaughlin was the first running back to take reps during pregame warmups and appears likely to draw the start for the Cleveland Browns against the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, Oct. 18, according to ESPN.com.
Quinshon Judkins (ankle) was officially ruled out for the game, and both Raheim Sanders (hip) and Dylan Sampson (knee) remained on injured reserve, leaving McLaughlin as the lead ballcarrier and primary option on passing downs.
Cleveland had signed Audric Estime off the Minnesota practice squad earlier in the week to provide another running‑back option.
In the Week 6 matchup at Huntington Bank Field, the Browns defeated the Ravens 13-10.
Your questions, answered
Who is expected to start at running back for the Browns against the Ravens?
Jaleel McLaughlin is expected to start as the Browns' primary ballcarrier.
What injuries affected the Browns' running back group before the game?
Quinshon Judkins is out with an ankle injury, while Raheim Sanders and Dylan Sampson stay on injured reserve.
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