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Browns running back Quinshon Judkins inactive for matchup against Baltimore

CLEVELAND (AP) — Browns running back Quinshon Judkins and Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson are both inactive for Sunday's AFC North matchup between Baltimore and Cleveland.

Judkins suffered an ankle injury during last week's 17-12 loss to the New York Jets. He was listed as questionable on Friday's injury report after being limited in practice. The second-year running back did not practice on Wednesday and Thursday.

Jaleel McLaughlin is expected to start and get most of the carries with Raheim Sanders and Dylan Sampson on injured reserve. Audric Estime was signed off Minnesota's practice squad after Judkins was injured.

Cleveland (3-2) is 21st in the league in rushing, but that is partly because of quarterback Deshaun Watson's 167 yards. It is last in yards gained by running backs with 295.

Jackson was declared out on Friday and will miss his second straight game because of an ankle injury. Tyler Huntley will get the start and is 3-0 the past two seasons. The Ravens are 4-1 and lead the division.

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