BALTIMORE – Baltimore Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton exited Thursday’s game against the Cincinnati Bengals with a sprained ankle. "It's not a serious ankle (injury)," Ravens coach John Harbaugh said after his team's 35-34 victory. Harbaugh said he doesn't ...

The Baltimore Ravens struggled to find a commanding lead against their rival Cincinnati Bengals to open Thursday night's Week 10 matchup. They also lost one of their top players just before halftime, with star safety Kyle Hamilton suffering a non-contact ankle injury while attempting to defend a Joe Burrow pass.

Baltimore and Cincinnati are tied 7-7 with moments remaining in the first half, and the Ravens All-Pro safety just headed to the locker room with an unknown lower-body injury. Hamilton limped into the locker room after a brief stop in the blue medical tent, where he slipped down with a non-contact leg injury.

Pro safety Kyle Hamilton was ruled out for the second half of Thursday night's game against the Cincinnati Bengals, which left the Baltimore Ravens without their best defensive back in what ultimately was a 35-34 win.

Baltimore safety Kyle Hamilton sprained his right ankle late in the first half of the Ravens' game against Cincinnati.