Ravens Receive More Bad QB News With Tyler Huntley Injury Update
Lamar Jackson is already set to be placed on the IR with a thumb injury.
The Baltimore Ravens faced more setbacks on Sunday as they learned of further injuries to their quarterbacks. Despite Lamar Jackson returning from a high ankle sprain, he suffered a thumb injury in the first play against the Buffalo Bills and will undergo surgery, likely missing the next four games. Tyler Huntley took Jackson's place, but was ruled out with a toe injury, believed to be turf toe, and will also undergo an MRI on Monday.
Huntley's injury severity could lead to him missing a significant amount of time, similar to Jackson's situation. If Huntley is unable to recover, third-string Joe Fagnano could be called upon, making his NFL debut with the Ravens. Fagnano's performance left much to be desired, and relying on him would be a risky move for the team.
Currently, fourth-string quarterback Skyler Thompson is on injured reserve. With the trade deadline approaching on November 10, and a game against the Jacksonville Jaguars on Thursday Night Football, the Ravens have a lot to consider in their quarterback situation.
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