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Ravens crushed by Jaguars, 33-10, in 4th consecutive loss as spiral continues

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 8h ago

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BALTIMORE — Quarterback Lamar Jackson and backup Tyler “Snoop” Huntley officially went on injured reserve for the first time in their careers Thursday. A few hours later, the Ravens got a taste of life without them. It was even more rancid than expected.…

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