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Ravens face quarterback shortage after injuries to Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley
Baltimore's top two quarterbacks were hurt during Sunday's 36-10 loss to the Buffalo Bills.
Lamar Jackson injured his thumb on the Ravens' first offensive play, and the injury may require surgery that could end his season.
Backup Tyler Huntley hurt his toe, and he is expected to miss an extended period, though the injury's severity has not been determined.
That leaves undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano as the only available quarterback on the active roster, with Baltimore set to play Jacksonville on Thursday.
The Ravens are 4-4 and have lost three straight, but the team still has key players and a chance to stay in contention if Jackson can return sooner than expected.
Baltimore may explore a trade for Tyson Bagent of the Chicago Bears, where Ravens offensive coordinator Declan Doyle previously coached him; acquiring Bagent is expected to be costly.
With nine days left in the trading period, the Ravens need to find more quarterback help, but no deal has been confirmed.
Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley were injured in the Ravens’ 36-10 loss to the Bills, leaving the team with one available quarterback on its active roster.
Jackson has a thumb injury that could require season-ending surgery, while Huntley has a toe injury.
Joe Fagnano, an undrafted rookie, was the only available quarterback on the active roster after both were hurt.
The Ravens are 4-4, have lost three straight games and are scheduled to play the Jaguars on Thursday night.
Reports say Baltimore may explore trading for Bears quarterback Tyson Bagent, but acquiring him could be costly.
- Who
- The Baltimore Ravens, including quarterbacks Lamar Jackson, Tyler Huntley and Joe Fagnano.
- What
- Injuries to Jackson and Huntley left the Ravens short of quarterbacks. Baltimore may explore trading for Tyson Bagent.
- When
- Sunday, November 1, 2026. The Ravens are scheduled to play the Jaguars on Thursday night.
- Where
- Baltimore; the injuries occurred during the Ravens’ game against the Buffalo Bills.
- Why
- Jackson suffered a thumb injury and Huntley a toe injury, leaving Fagnano as the only available quarterback on the active roster.
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Jackson injured his thumb on the Ravens’ first offensive play against the Bills, and Huntley later left with a toe injury.
Joe Fagnano played as the Ravens lost 36-10 to the Bills.
NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reported that Huntley would miss extended time with turf toe.
The Ravens are scheduled to play the Jaguars.
- Ravens record
- 4-4
- Loss to Bills
- 36-10
- Jackson injury
- Thumb injury; potentially season-ending surgery
- Huntley injury
- Toe injury; reported as turf toe
- Available active-roster quarterbacks
- Joe Fagnano
- Potential trade target
- Tyson Bagent of the Chicago Bears
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From @GMFB: #Ravens QB Lamar Jackson (thumb) could be out for the season, Snoop Huntley (toe) is out for the foreseeable future, and Joe Fagnano is next up. What does the future hold for Baltimore?