The Ravens fell to a third straight loss as the Buffalo Bills hand them a blowout, and quarterback Lamar Jackson suffers a thumb injury that may require surgery and end his season. Insider Ari Meirov questions whether Jackson’s era in Baltimore is over, noting his contract’s final year, a projected $84 million cap hit, and a history of injuries—including last year’s hamstring and a recent ankle comeback cut short. With the Ravens facing the Jacksonville Jaguars on Thursday, the speculation around Jackson’s future and the team’s direction intensifies.
Lamar Jackson’s thumb injury during Sunday’s game against the Buffalo Bills likely sidelines the Ravens’ star quarterback for the rest of the season, as he heads to the IR for surgery. Baltimore’s 36-10 loss was compounded by backup Tyler Huntley’s injury, echoing the Jets’ 2024 collapse after Aaron Rodgers’ early exit. The article questions whether Jackson’s misfortune signals the end of the Ravens’ competitive era, recalling past heartbreaks like Mark Andrews’ missed two‑point conversion in the 2025 playoffs.
With the NFL trade deadline looming on November 10, Buffalo Rumblings' latest post asks fans which players the Bills should target in a trade. After profiling seven candidates—safeties Derwin James, Jessie Bates, Antoine Winfield Jr., Amani Hooker, Cam Bynum, receiver Brian Thomas Jr., and linebacker Zack Baun—the author invites comments on additional prospects, hinting at more safeties, a linebacker, or a wide receiver to replace the injured Josh Palmer. The Bills sit 6‑1 following a dominant 36‑10 win over the Ravens, fueling speculation about a potential roster upgrade.
After a season‑changing loss to the Denver Broncos, the Kansas City Chiefs fall to a 5‑2 record and slip into the AFC wild‑card mix. The AFC standings heading into Week 9 show Buffalo (6‑1) leading the conference and eyeing a bye, while Denver (6‑2) and Pittsburgh (6‑2) sit atop their divisions. Jacksonville (5‑2) leads the AFC South and tops the league in point differential (+85). Kansas City remains 5‑1 in‑conference, ahead of Cincinnati (5‑2) but must beat the Bills on Thanksgiving to stay in the hunt for the No. 1 seed. The Patriots hold the tiebreaker over Cleveland, and the Raiders and Ravens sit at 4‑4.
Lamar Jackson's future—both for this season, after he suffered a thumb injury on Sunday that will require surgery and a stint on injured reserve, and beyond—is very much in question.
The Ravens, sitting 4‑4 after a 36‑10 loss to Buffalo, face a quarterback crisis with Lamar Jackson likely out and Tyler Huntley sidelined by turf toe. Reports indicate Baltimore has approached the Chicago Bears for backup QB Tyson Bagent, who previously played under Ravens offensive coordinator Declan Doyle. Bears may retain Bagent, but the Ravens need a ready‑made fit before their Week 9 Thursday Night Football game against Jacksonville. With only third‑string Joe Fagnano left on the roster, a trade could be critical.
Lamar Jackson’s hand injury could sideline the Ravens’ star QB for weeks, thrusting Tyler Huntley into the starter role – until his own turf‑toe problem may force rookie Joe Fagnano to take over. The quarterback carousel directly threatens fantasy values: Zay Flowers, who thrived with 6‑8 catches per game under Huntley, saw zero receptions against Buffalo, while Derrick Henry’s rushing production has stalled as defenses focus on a single‑back attack. Despite the turmoil, Henry remains a goal‑line threat and a must‑start for owners, but Flowers’ upside now hinges on who’s throwing the ball.
The Los Angeles Chargers sit 0-7 in November, with quarterback Justin Herbert starting every loss. With three primetime slots left—Monday Night Football vs. a quarterback‑starved Ravens, Sunday Night Football against the Patriots, and Thursday Night Football versus the 49ers—the NFL faces a dilemma: flex those games out or expose viewers to low‑stakes matchups. Flex rules limit changes before Week 12, and Thanksgiving week offers few viable alternatives. The article outlines why the Chargers have become an unwelcome primetime fixture and whether scheduling flexes can salvage the broadcast lineup.
The Los Angeles Chargers have signed cornerback Jalyn Armour‑Davis, confirming his recovery from a torn Achilles that sidelined him last season. The 27‑year‑old, a 2018 Alabama national champion and 2021 All‑SEC second‑teamer, was a 2022 fourth‑round pick of the Ravens, saw limited action due to injuries, and was claimed by the Titans in 2025, posting 34 tackles and two pass breakups in 11 games. Chargers GM Joe Hortiz, who drafted him for Baltimore, says the player is now healthy enough to contribute to the roster.
The Baltimore Ravens face a quarterback crisis after Lamar Jackson’s thumb injury and Tyler Huntley’s turf‑toe ailment leave them with only a third‑string QB. GM Eric DeCosta is weighing trade options, from backup Tyson Bagent to former Cardinals starter Jacoby Brissett, but few appealing choices exist. Mac Jones, whose contract expires this season, emerges as a potential stopgap despite no direct ties to Baltimore. While the 49ers could benefit from his experience—recalling a heavy reliance on a backup in 2025—trading him might aid a rival playoff contender. Consequently, Jones likely remains with New England, leaving Ravens to explore limited alternatives.
The Bills secured a win over the Ravens as head coach Joe Brady became the first in franchise history to start 6‑1, posting a 33.3‑point per‑game average that ranks second among Super Bowl‑era coaches. Defensive standouts included Cole Bishop, Landon Jackson, T.J. Parker and Greg Rousseau, who each logged a sack, while rookie Davison Igbinosun captured his first NFL interception. James Cook extended his rushing‑touchdown streak to six games, and Josh Allen tied a 1950 record with his ninth rushing TD in the first seven games, moving into 16th all‑time. DJ Moore added a 49‑yard reception, the team’s third‑longest play of the season.
The Ravens face a quarterback crisis after Lamar Jackson exits Week 8 with a thumb injury that may end his season and backup Tyler Huntley suffers turf toe. With UDFA Joe Fagnano forced into action, Baltimore looks bleak as the NFL trade deadline looms on Nov. 10. ClutchPoints outlines three realistic trade targets: Geno Smith (Jets), who could thrive in Baltimore despite a modest cap tweak; veteran Kirk Cousins (Raiders), a seasoned game‑manager posting 2,124 yards, 19 TDs and five interceptions this season; and a surprise option involving Jacoby Brissett, recently benched by Arizona in favor of Gardner Minshew. The piece argues the Ravens must act now or concede the season.
The Ravens face a quarterback crisis after Lamar Jackson lands on injured reserve for thumb surgery and Tyler Huntley is sidelined with a turf‑toe injury. Undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano made his first start against Buffalo but the team has no other QB on the 53‑man roster or practice squad, forcing Baltimore to sign a replacement before Thursday’s game with Jacksonville. Options include familiar faces like Austin Reed, veteran journeyman Josh Johnson and former backup Cooper Rush, as well as practice‑squad poaching (e.g., Will Levis, Hendon Hooker) and speculative trades for players such as Tyson Bagent, Sam Ehlinger, Anthony Richardson or even a comeback by Joe Flacco. The article weighs each potential hire as the Ravens scramble to stay playoff‑relevant.
After a frantic Week 8, The Big Lead flags three NFL clubs that could be in trouble heading into Week 9. The Dallas Cowboys fell to 4‑4 after a late comeback by the Cardinals, leaving them three games behind the Giants. The Baltimore Ravens lost both quarterbacks—Lamar Jackson (hand surgery) and Tyler Huntley (turf toe)—forcing them to rely on backup Joe Fagnano. The Minnesota Vikings’ offense sputters under Kyler Murray, despite a solid defensive showing against the Lions, raising doubts about their playoff chances.
Two notable NFL insiders don't believe the Baltimore Ravens can sit idly by with franchise quarterback Lamar Jackson set to miss multiple weeks.
Ravens backup quarterback Tyler Huntley has been diagnosed with turf toe and is expected to miss at least through Week 9, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport. Tests on Monday will determine the injury’s severity, but the team will likely rely on undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano after starter Lamar Jackson landed on injured reserve with a thumb fracture in Week 8. Huntley, 28, has played five games this season—completing 69.1% for 727 yards, four TDs and one INT—and recently signed a two‑year deal with Baltimore. The Ravens may explore QB trade options depending on their playoff outlook.
Greg Rousseau’s sack against the Baltimore Ravens pushes his career total to 39, overtaking Darryl Talley for eighth place on the Buffalo Bills’ all‑time sack list. Rousseau reached the mark in just 85 games—half the games Talley needed for his 38.5 sacks over 12 seasons. The former defensive end, now playing outside linebacker under new DC Jim Leonhard, logged two sacks in each of the Bills’ first three games of 2026 before a quiet outing vs. New England. With six sacks entering the Monday night game, he eyes the franchise’s seventh‑place spot held by Mario Williams (43 sacks).
ClutchPoints releases its Week 9 NFL Power Rankings, led by the Buffalo Bills after Josh Allen’s 319-yard, 4‑TD performance lifts them to a 36‑10 win over Baltimore. The Minnesota Vikings drop from the top spot following their first loss, despite Kyler Murray’s connection with Justin Jefferson. Notable moves include the Denver Broncos beating Kansas City 28‑24 at home, the Jacksonville Jaguars’ 42‑7 rout of Indianapolis, and the Cincinnati Bengals’ 43‑36 overtime win over Tennessee. The rankings also highlight upcoming Monday Night Football matchups for the Chicago Bears and Seattle Seahawks, and note the San Francisco 49ers’ return from a bye week to recover from a hamstring injury.
Ravens target another QB after Lamar Jackson injury.
There is no Thursday Night Football game on Monday, 2 November 2026. The next matchup arrives on Thursday, 5 November 2026 (Week 9) as the Jacksonville Jaguars travel to M&T Bank Stadium to face the Baltimore Ravens. Kickoff is 8:15 pm ET (2:15 am WAT on Friday, 6 Nov). The game streams on Prime Video in the U.S., while Nigerian fans can watch via ESPN Africa or NFL Game Pass on DAZN. Injuries shake Baltimore’s quarterback room, and Jacksonville enters at 5‑2 with Trevor Lawrence leading a high‑scoring offense.
Josh Allen becomes the Buffalo Bills’ all‑time leader in career passing touchdowns, eclipsing Jim Kelly with his 259th TD in a 36‑10 win over the Baltimore Ravens on Nov. 2, 2026. Despite the historic milestone, Allen admits he “played hero ball” in the first half, completing just 8 of 19 passes for 112 yards and contributing to an early turnover. He steadied the offense in the second half, hitting 13 of 15 throws for 177 yards and two scores to help Buffalo pull away. The victory lifts the Bills to 6‑1, but Allen stresses the need to stay composed and trust the game plan.
The Buffalo Bills crush the Baltimore Ravens 36‑10 in Week 8, improving to 6‑1. Baltimore lost both starters—Lamar Jackson went down on the first play and Tyler Huntley suffered a turf‑toe—forcing a rookie quarterback into the game. Buffalo’s defense capitalized, limiting Derrick Henry to 53 yards on 11 carries and shutting out Zay Flowers. Offense sparked in the second half, with Josh Allen throwing 21‑of‑34 for 289 yards, two TDs and a 96.3 passer rating, while DJ Moore highlighted the aerial attack with a 49‑yard catch, four receptions for 82 yards and a score. The Bills’ blitz rate hit 64.5%, their highest since 2021, and Ed Oliver posted four pressures. The win underscores Buffalo’s ability to dominate despite injuries and raises questions about the depth of the receiver corps.
After a Week 8 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers, the Cleveland Browns tumble from the AFC North lead and the third AFC seed to third place in the division, dropping out of the playoff picture. The North now stands tight, with the Steelers 6‑2, Bengals 5‑2, Browns 5‑3, and Ravens 4‑4. In the conference, the Browns sit behind New England (5‑1) on a conference‑record tiebreaker, leaving them a game and a tiebreaker away from a postseason berth. The article details current AFC standings and the looming playoff battle.
The Ravens are left scrambling at quarterback after Lamar Jackson’s thumb injury and backup Tyler Huntley’s possible turf toe in the loss to Buffalo. Third‑string Joe Fagnano, an undrafted UConn rookie, stepped in, completing 10 of 21 passes for 91 yards, one interception and three sacks before also taking hard hits. When asked about his health for Thursday night’s matchup against the 5‑2 Jaguars, he replied, “I think so,” offering little reassurance. With the Jaguars’ defense riding a 42‑7 win over the Colts and already tallying nine interceptions this season, Baltimore faces a daunting Thursday Night Football showdown.
The Baltimore Ravens are reportedly eyeing Bears backup quarterback Tyson Bagent as they grapple with a quarterback crisis after injuries to Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley in a 36-10 loss to Buffalo. Bagent, praised by Ravens offensive coordinator Declan Doyle—who coached him in Chicago—offers familiarity with the offense and strong study habits. Chicago coach Matt Nagy and OC Bill Taylor also commend his preparation and quick grasp of systems, citing solid performances like 268 yards against the Jets. While the Ravens have shown interest, no offer exists yet, and the Bears must weigh Bagent’s depth value against potential draft compensation.