Clausen is inactive for Sunday's game against the Steelers.

EDGE Analysis

With Clausen inactive, Ryan Mallett is slated to start Sunday's game, with Matt Schaub on hand to serve as the team's No. 2 QB in Week 16.

The Baltimore Sun relays that Clausen's teammate, Ryan Mallett, is expected to start Sunday's game against the Steelers.

EDGE Analysis

While the Ravens have not confirmed such an outcome, it looks like the team wants to take a look at Mallett, with next season in mind. In any case, barring a change in gears here, it's not worth rolling the dice on Clausen in Week 16.

Clausen completed 26 of 45 passes for 281 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions in Sunday's blowout loss to the Chiefs. He also gained 30 yards on five carries.

EDGE Analysis

The veteran had his most productive game of the season as the Ravens played catch up, although his numbers were padded a bit by a successful Hail Mary as time expired in the first half. Clausen appears to be the man in line to finish out the season at the helm in Baltimore, and he has proven capable of leading the offense against a couple of tough opponents over the last two weeks. That being said, there will be some tough times on a team devoid of elite playmakers, and Clausen will be a risky fantasy option next week against the Steelers.

Clausen is set to start Sunday's game against the Chiefs.

EDGE Analysis

Clausen gets the nod Sunday, but he'll be facing a tough Week 15 matchup, going up against a Chiefs' squad that has reeled off seven straight wins

Though Matt Schaub is in uniform Sunday, the Baltimore Sun indicates that it's still unclear if he or Clausen will start the contest. That said, based on pre-game warm-ups, it looks like Clausen is in line to draw the assignment.

EDGE Analysis

If Clausen indeed helms the injury-depleted Baltimore offense this week, it's a daunting matchup, as he'd be going up against a Chiefs' squad that has reeled off seven straight wins.

Clausen completed 23 of 40 passes for 274 yards and an interception in Sunday's loss to Seattle.

EDGE Analysis

The veteran has been unfortunate enough to make both of his starts against the Seahawks this season, and although he posted a much better yardage total this time around, he was held out of the end zone once again Sunday. Matt Schaub is out indeffinitely with a chest injury, and Clausen figures to start under center until the former returns. If Schaub sits out again next week against the Chiefs, Clausen would finally get to face a team other than Seattle, but he would still carry very little fantasy upside.

With Matt Schaub inactive, Clausen will start Sunday's game against the Seahawks.

EDGE Analysis

Working with a depleted pass-catching corps and against a rugged Seattle defense, Clausen doesn't look like a high-percentage fantasy play this week, but he is an option for those scrambling for a QB in deeper leagues.

Clausen is expected to start Sunday against the Seahawks in place of the injured Matt Schaub (chest), according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.

EDGE Analysis

Bryn Renner is expected to be the backup, though ESPN's Adam Schefter reports that it's still possible that Schaub could be the No. 2. Either way, Clausen will be under center against a Seahawks defense that hasn't been nearly as dominant this season, though with so few healthy skill players in Baltimore, Clausen will have his work cut out for him.

Clausen's teammate Matt Schaub (chest) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Seahawks, Jeff Zrebiec of the Baltimore Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

If the Ravens sign another quarterback Saturday, it will be a strong indication that Schaub isn't expected to play. Clausen would arguably be the least appealing fantasy option among the NFL's 32 starting quarterbacks, as he's consistently struggled with his opportunities and doesn't figure to get much help from his teammates.

Clausen was claimed off waivers by the Ravens on Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

Released by the Bears just a day earlier, Clausen quickly found a favorable landing spot, with the Ravens needing a backup to Matt Schaub. Given Schaub's propensity for meltdowns, it won't be at all surprising if Clausen gets playing time before the end of the season. There's still no upside to speak of, as Clausen has been consistently bad during his NFL career, and the Baltimore offense has been decimated by injuries. Clausen has experience working with Ravens offensive coordinator Marc Trestman from their time together in Chicago.