Bad news for former Cowboys QB Cooper Rush, who’s been demoted to third string with the Ravens after a rough start in Baltimore that included four interceptions and zero touchdowns in two games.

On the flip side, the passing game struggled mightily with Cooper Rush making his second start in a Ravens uniform, replacing the injured Lamar Jackson. Rush just never seemed to get into the rhythm throughout the game as he completed 11 of 19 passes for 72 yards and an interception in the loss.

The Ravens went from bad to worse on Sunday as the Los Angeles Rams sent a once-promising Baltimore season further into the abyss. The Rams held the Ravens out of the end zone for a 17-3 win that sent Baltimore to 1-5.

Baltimore faces Los Angeles with backup QB Cooper Rush starting for an injured Lamar Jackson. Rush must protect the ball and manage drives against a

Offense Tyler Huntley started over Cooper Rush as the new primary backup to Lamar Jackson. The Ravens’ starting offensive line remained the same post-bye week. Everyone played all 62 snaps up front; Ronnie Stanley breifly exited for a moment late in the game but was still credited with a 100% snap count.