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Ravens QB Lamar Jackson ruled out for Sunday’s game vs. Bengals

BALTIMORE — After days of speculation and drama over whether Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson would play this week, the decision matched the past two games. Jackson, who hasn’t played since suffering a high left ankle sprain in the Ravens’ Oct. 4 win over the Tennessee Titans, was ruled out Saturday for Sunday’s pivotal AFC North showdown against the Cincinnati Bengals at M&T Bank Stadium. It will mark the third straight game the two-time NFL MVP has missed. “I’m just trying to move how I move,” Jackson said Friday in his first comments to reporters since suffering the injury. “If I can’t do that, I can’t help my team. I can’t put my team in a situation like that. I feel like I’m doing a disservice then. “It just hurts. … I can walk. It’s just trying to run, and [I can’t] put too much pressure.” With Jackson out, Tyler Huntley will get his third straight start. The Ravens are…

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NFL Week Seven acca predictions and betting tips: Our four-leg acca pays 11-1

Cincinnati Bengals to beat Baltimore Ravens5pm, 5Action & NFL Game Pass via DAZN Minnesota Vikings -6.5 vs Indianapolis Colts5pm, NFL Game Pass via DAZN New York Giants +10.5 vs Houston Texans5pm, NFL Game Pass via DAZN Denver Broncos -4.5 vs Arizona Cardinals8.05pm, NFL Game Pass via DAZN Pays out at 11.76-1 with Paddy Power New Customer offer. Place a min £10 bet builder on football on odds of min 1.5 (1/2), get 5x £10 in Free Football Bet Builders. Rewards valid for 30 days. Only deposits via Pay by Bank, Apple Pay or Debit Card will qualify. T&Cs apply. Please Gamble Responsibly. The Bengals (3-2) and Ravens (4-2) both have winning records but they make up the bottom half of the tight AFC North table heading into Week Seven. The Ravens suffered a costly divisional loss at the Browns last week, failing to score again after taking a 10-0 lead in the first quarter, and the Bengals'…

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Annapolis Watermen Have Started Their Days At Davis’ Pub In Eastport For Generations

Long before the tourist crowds wake up, the working side of Annapolis has always had a favorite place to gather on the Eastport peninsula. For about a hundred years, one small corner tavern has welcomed watermen, neighbors, sailors, and curious travelers through the same front door. It has outlasted trends, earned a spot on national television, and still feels like the place where locals swap stories before and after a long day near the water. Stick around to learn where it is, how its story began, what keeps people coming back, and the practical tips that will make your own visit smooth and easy. Some places announce themselves with neon and billboards. Davis’ Pub prefers to let its address do the talking. You will find it at 400 Chester Ave, Annapolis, MD 21403, tucked into the Eastport neighborhood of Annapolis, Maryland, in the United States. The building sits on a quiet residential…

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Philadelphia Health Department Launches ‘Kick the Vape’ Campaign to Reduce Teen E-Cigarette Use

A new campaign launched on Wednesday, Oct. 21, in Philadelphia is tackling the problem of teenagers who use e-cigarettes. The Philadelphia Department of Health launched its “Kick the Vape” campaign in an… The Philadelphia Department of Health launched its “Kick the Vape” campaign in an attempt to curtail vaping among teens. Statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show Philadelphia has one of the highest youth vaping rates among major U.S. cities. More than one in five high school students vaped in the past year in 2025, and approximately 30% have used a vape product at some point. “Smoking nicotine remains the No. 1 cause of preventable death, disease, and disability in the United States,” Dr. Samara Jinks-Chang of the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia told CBS News Philadelphia. “The tobacco industry wants youth to be hooked,” Philadelphia Health Commissioner…

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