Lamar Jackson's return to the Ravens lineup lasted only one play. The star quarterback suffered a right thumb injury on the first offensive series against the Buffalo Bills when Bills outside linebacker Greg Rousseau struck his hand while attempting to knock down a pass. Jackson immediately headed to the sideline and did not return.
Backup Tyler "Snoop" Huntley also exited with a right toe injury in the second quarter. With Jackson and Huntley sidelined, Baltimore turned to third-stringer Joe Fagnano, making his regular-season debut after an impressive preseason. This marked Jackson's first game back since missing three contests with a high ankle sprain.
The Ravens, now 4-3, face the risk of a three-game losing streak. Fagnano's performance will be closely watched as Baltimore attempts to stabilize the offense without its MVP quarterback.
Source: ESPN NFL · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing