Check out JB and me on our latest Bear & Balanced right here (or on YouTube) live at 6:00 p.m. CT, or anytime after, as we discuss Chicago’s setback against the Ravens. Intro: We’ll both share some general thoughts about the game.

Derrick Henry ran for two touchdowns, Tyler Huntley made a big third-down throw late in the fourth quarter and the Baltimore Ravens finally won without Lamar Jackson, beating the Chicago Bears 30-16

The Chicago Bears' offense struggled against the Ravens, but Rome Odunze was a bright spot, while the defense was unable to rely on turnovers to win, and D'Andre Swift needs to find success running inside the tackles to contribute to winning football games.

The four-game winning streak the Bears took with them to Baltimore for a Week 8 game against the Lamar Jackson-less Ravens wasn’t screaming “Super Bowl,” “division title” or even “playoffs,” necessarily, but it certainly seemed to be hinting at some fairly good things.

Several standout Ravens performers and lesser known players who will be facing substitutes figure to give the Chicago Bears defense fits Sunday in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE — Quarterback Tyler Huntley had a solid outing while starting in place of injured star Lamar Jackson on Sunday, guiding the Baltimore Ravens to a 30-16 victory over the Chicago Bears.

The Ravens apparently didn’t need Lamar Jackson to beat up on the Bears, and lead them 10-6 at halftime at M&T Bank Stadium.

The Baltimore Ravens have officially made two-time MVP Lamar Jackson inactive for Sunday's game against the Chicago Bears