Ravens top Bears as Huntley starts for Jackson amid practice issue

The Baltimore Ravens snapped a four‑game losing streak with a 30-16 victory over the Chicago Bears at M&T Bank Stadium on Sunday, Oct. 26, a win that also ended Chicago’s four‑game winning run. Backup quarterback Tyler Huntley started for an inactive Lamar Jackson and completed 17 of 22 passes for 186 yards and a touchdown while rushing for 53 yards, and running back Derrick Henry scored twice as the home team pulled away in the second half.

Baltimore took a 10-6 halftime lead and extended it in the second half. A fourth‑quarter interception by Ravens cornerback Nate Wiggins set up a short touchdown two plays later, and Henry’s late touchdown sealed the outcome. Bears quarterback Caleb Williams threw for 285 yards but was intercepted in the fourth quarter and was criticized by his coach for execution and clock management. Chicago also was flagged for 11 penalties, a factor its coach singled out after the loss. The Bears fell to 4-3 and will visit Cincinnati next week. The Ravens improved to 2-5 and head to Miami on Thursday night.

The game came amid a separate controversy over Jackson’s practice designation earlier in the week. The Ravens initially listed Jackson as a full...