Ravens have a Cooper Rush-Tyler Huntley QB decision to make

The Baltimore Ravens are in a bad, bad spot.

They're 1-4, and Lamar Jackson's availability going forward is in doubt due to a hamstring injury.

On Sunday, backup QB Cooper Rush made his first start since coming over from the Dallas Cowboys, and he threw three interceptions in a blowout loss to the Houston Texans.

And now there's a decision to be made, potentially.

The Ravens will be hoping Jackson can get back for Week 6, but that's not a given.

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And if Jackson can't go, Baltimore could go two different ways with their quarterback situation.

Rush was signed to be the backup, at two years and $12 million.

But they've also got Tyler Huntley, who was a starter in Baltimore previously.

Huntley didn't spend the offseason with the Ravens, but he came on board at the start of the season.

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And the thing Huntley has going for him is this: He's a better running QB than Rush, which means the Ravens can run more of their Jackson-designed plays when Huntley is out there.

Rush moves just fine, but he's a different style of quarterback.

This will be worth watching all week.

Will Jackson be back on the practice field? And if not, who gets the first-team reps? It's a big choice for Baltimore to try to rescue themselves from a 1-4 hole.

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