Ravens place Lamar Jackson, Tyler Huntley on IR with thumb, turf toe injuries
Baltimore also activated UFL quarterback Austin Reed to the 53-man roster after signing him earlier this week.
The Baltimore Ravens have placed starting quarterbacks Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley on injured reserve, with Jackson suffering a thumb injury and Huntley dealing with a turf toe injury. Lamar Jackson, who has been dealing with a thumb injury since his return from a three-week absence, will require surgery and is expected to miss significant time.
Huntley's season-ending injury further impacts the Ravens' quarterback situation. The team has activated UFL quarterback Austin Reed to the 53-man roster to replace the injured quarterbacks. This setback comes at a critical juncture in Lamar Jackson's career, as he is on the fourth year of a five-year, $260 million contract and the Ravens are fighting for a playoff spot.
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