John Harbaugh ended a long drought of losses without Lamar Jackson after the Ravens took down the Bears on Sunday afternoon.

Analysis: Baltimore's failure to accurately portrayal of Lamar Jackson's status for Friday's practice needs to be taken seriously by the NFL.

Each week during the high school football season, The Baltimore Sun and the Baltimore Ravens will select one tackle football and one girls flag football Coach of the Week. Here are the winners for Week 7:

Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry passes Walter Payton in NFL history during the Week 8 matchup vs. the Chicago Bears.

Even if it was, as coach John Harbaugh said, an "honest mistake," the NFL could impose significant discipline on the Ravens.

Huntley, who threw for 186 yards on 17 of 22 passing during Sunday's 30-16 win over the Browns, said he had just finished a workout shortly after getting released by Cleveland when he decided to reach out to his former NFL coach, John Harbaugh.

The Ravens were without Lamar Jackson on Sunday due to a hamstring injury. John Harbaugh cleared up the confusion from the week.

He had a game-high 12 tackles, kept the Ravens' season alive and saw some old friends as Baltimore beat the Bears 30-16.

With Jackson unable to play Sunday, backup Tyler Huntley, recently signed off the practice squad, will start against Chicago. The 1-5 Ravens have lost four straight games, and were out-scored by a combined 48 points in the last two losses to the Houston Texans and Los Angeles Rams,