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Ravens’ Lamar Jackson seen with ‘hard brace’ on right hand after thumb injury vs. Bills
Lamar Jackson returns from a three‑game ankle layoff only to suffer a thumb injury on his first snap against the Buffalo Bills, exiting the game in a heavy black brace on his right hand. Backup Tyler Huntley steps in but soon picks up his own injury, prompting the Ravens to call on undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano. Reports from Albert Breer, Adam Schefter and Mike Garafolo suggest Jackson’s thumb may be serious, while Huntley remains questionable.
Lamar Jackson’s Thumb Injury Takes Concerning Turn As Shocking New Photo Emerges
A photographer's close-up shows Jackson's right hand after the injury.
Ravens Down to Third-String QB vs. Bills
The Ravens are forced to start third‑string QB Joe Fagnano, an undrafted UConn rookie, after starter Lamar Jackson exits with a thumb injury on the opening drive and backup Tyler Huntley leaves the game with a toe injury. The Bills lead 16‑10 early in the third quarter, and Baltimore, now 4‑3 and last in the AFC North, faces a looming quarterback crisis as Jackson’s durability remains a concern. The Steelers will meet the Ravens again in Week 15 and Week 18.
Ravens QB Lamar Jackson exits vs. Bills with right thumb injury
Lamar Jackson exits the Ravens' Week 8 game against the Bills after his first pass is clipped by a blitzer, injuring his right thumb. Backup Tyler "Snoop" Huntley takes over but leaves at halftime with a toe injury, prompting undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano to step in amid a relentless Bills pass rush. If Fagnano also departs, running back Justice Hill could line up at quarterback. The Ravens confirm Jackson is ruled out, leaving the team shorthanded at the quarterback spot for the remainder of the matchup.
NFL Doctor Drops Nightmare Diagnosis On Lamar Jackson’s Newest Injury — It Does Not Look Good [VIDEO]
Things are not looking good for Lamar Jackson after his latest injury.
Lamar Jackson’s Return Turns Scary As QB Taken Out After Injury Blow on Opening Play
Lamar Jackson's much‑anticipated return for the Ravens ends abruptly in Week 8 versus the Buffalo Bills. On the opening snap, Jackson's hand collides with Bills DE Greg Rousseau, leaving a bloody thumb and finger that force him to the locker room after just one play. Backup Tyler "Snoop" Huntley then exits with a toe injury, prompting emergency quarterback Joe Fagnano to take snaps. The hand injury’s severity is unclear, but the loss comes as Baltimore, 4‑3, battles for AFC North positioning after missing three games with a high‑ankle sprain. Jackson’s absence could jeopardize the Ravens’ 2026 playoff hopes.
T.J. Watt Makes History vs. Browns
T.J. Watt sets an NFL record with his 19.5th career sack against the Cleveland Browns, the most ever by a player against that franchise. In the Steelers' Week 4 loss, Watt added four tackles, a sack, two tackles for loss, a forced fumble and a pass defense, tying Richard Dent and Simeon Rice for 16th all‑time forced fumbles. He is now one forced fumble shy of the Steelers' franchise mark (38) and matches Greg Lloyd. Watt also claims the rare distinction of holding sack‑record marks versus multiple teams (Cleveland and Baltimore). A disputed strip‑sack call in the prior Saints game added to his standout week.
Tyler Bass sets Bills record for consecutive field goals made
Tyler Bass shatters the Buffalo Bills’ franchise field‑goal streak record with a 56‑yard make against the Baltimore Ravens on Oct. 18, 2026, marking his 19th consecutive successful attempt and surpassing Rian Lindell’s 18‑kick run from 2007. The streak, which began in 2024 after Bass missed the entire 2025 season due to injury, includes a perfect 13‑for‑13 season to date and a six‑game stretch of kicks over 50 yards, tying Stephen Hauschka’s record. Bass also delivered clutch kicks in recent wins over the Raiders (33‑30) and Rams (37‑34).
Maxx Crosby Trade Plans Made Clear as DE Makes Final Decision on Raiders Future: Reports
Despite earlier trade talks with the Ravens and interest from teams like the Rams, edge rusher Maxx Crosby has confirmed he wants to stay in Las Vegas and the Raiders have no intention of moving him. ESPN's Adam Schefter reports the 29‑year‑old is “absolutely” not leaving, and the franchise has made no trade discussions as the deadline approaches. Crosby, who logged only two sacks but 37 pressures in the first seven games, remains a key defensive presence for a 3‑4 Raiders squad that faces a tough stretch ahead.
Tyler Huntley goes down with his own injury after Lamar Jackson. Who’s playing QB for the Ravens?
During the Ravens‑Bills matchup on November 1, 2026, both starters went down: Lamar Jackson suffered a hand injury on the opening play, and backup Tyler Huntley was soon sidelined. The team turned to undrafted rookie free agent Joe Fagnano, who will start unless Huntley clears to return, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter and NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo. With the quarterback carousel looming, the Ravens hope Huntley recovers fast, but Fagnano must now command an offense bolstered by strong playmakers while Jackson’s recovery timeline remains uncertain.
What happened to Lamar Jackson? Ravens QB depth chart vs Bills today
Lamar Jackson returns to the Ravens only to leave the Week 8 game against the Buffalo Bills with a right‑thumb injury on his first pass attempt. Backup Tyler Huntley steps in, then exits with his own injury, forcing emergency quarterback Joe Fagnano onto the field as Skylar Thompson remains on IR. With no other QB options and running back Justice Hill listed as a last‑ditch under‑center choice, Baltimore faces a critical quarterback crisis. The article reviews Jackson’s season stats (96 attempts, 68 completions, 967 yards, 6 TDs) and Huntley’s similar workload, underscoring the impact of their absences.
Ravens’ Lamar Jackson Suffers Gruesome Hand Injury as Disturbing Video Emerges – Immediately Ruled Out
Lamar Jackson’s long‑awaited comeback ends in disaster on the Ravens’ first offensive snap against the Buffalo Bills on Nov. 1. The two‑time MVP collides with Bills DE Gregory Rousseau, snapping his right thumb and forcing him out of the game. After missing three weeks with a high‑ankle sprain, Jackson is ruled out for the remainder of Sunday’s matchup, leaving backup Tyler Huntley to take over as Baltimore, now 4‑3, fights to stay in the AFC playoff race.
This emergency Ravens-Raiders trade proposal is vital after another Lamar Jackson injury
Baltimore's QB1 lasted all of one pass attempt before getting hurt again. And tis time, the Ravens can't leave their playoff hopes up to Tyler Huntley.
Lamar Jackson Is Already Done — Leaves Game With Horrific Injury On Very First Play In Return [VIDEO]
Lamar Jackson's much‑anticipated return to the Ravens ends in disaster as he leaves the game after a single play. On the opening drive against the Buffalo Bills, his hand collides with defensive lineman Greg Rousseau, resulting in a hand injury that forces him to the locker room. The quarterback had missed the previous three games with a high‑ankle sprain and was cleared to play, making the early exit especially bleak. Details on the injury’s severity remain unclear, but concerns of a possible fracture loom as the Ravens lose their starter early in the contest.
Ravens’ Lamar Jackson Leaves Game vs. Bills with Injury
Lamar Jackson exits the Ravens' Week 9 showdown with the Buffalo Bills after injuring his thumb on the first offensive snap, ruling him out for the remainder of the game. Backup Tyler Huntley steps in as Baltimore trails 10-0 in the first quarter. Jackson, who missed the past three contests with an ankle issue that contributed to two straight losses, now faces another durability concern. The Ravens sit last in the AFC North at 4-3. Upcoming matchups include a Week 15 duel at Pittsburgh and a Week 18 return to Baltimore.
Ravens QB Lamar Jackson Out With Thumb Injury, Will Be Placed On IR
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson suffers a right‑thumb injury on the opening play and will miss tonight’s game. The 29‑year‑old will undergo thumb surgery and be placed on injured reserve, ending his 2026 season. Jackson, who returned last week after a separate ailment, has logged 967 passing yards, six TDs and one INT in four games this year, plus 144 rushing yards and a TD. His contract includes a $260 million extension with cap hits of $34.4 million (2026) and $84.3 million (2027). Further updates will follow as details emerge.
Ravens’ Lamar Jackson exits Bills game after first snap with thumb injury
Star quarterback Lamar Jackson returns for the Ravens’ AFC showdown with the Buffalo Bills on Nov. 1, 2026, but exits after his first snap with a thumb injury. Hit on his right hand while throwing, he is taken to the locker room and ruled out for the rest of the game, prompting backup Tyler Huntley to step in. The Ravens, who had just secured a win with Huntley earlier this season, now face a critical stretch of playoff‑bound opponents, and need Jackson back quickly to stay on track for a Super Bowl run.
Lamar Jackson Injured, Latest Updates for Ravens QB After Exiting 1st Play in Return
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has been ruled out after he went to the locker room with an injury to his throwing hand during his first offensive snap of Sunday's game against the Buffalo Bills.
Lamar Jackson Injury Update, Ravens QB to Undergo Surgery After Exiting on 1st Play in Return
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson will undergo surgery on this thumb and will be placed on injured reserve, head coach Jesse Minter told reporters after his team's loss to the Buffalo Bills.
Ravens vs. Bills live player stats, box score and match stats for NFL Week 8
Live match and player stats for the Baltimore Ravens vs. Buffalo Bills in NFL Week 8.
Buffalo Bills vs. Baltimore Ravens, Week 8 fan discussion
The Buffalo Rumblings preview the Bills' Week 8 showdown with the Ravens after a bye, noting the Bills sit 5-1 and share the AFC lead. With a 1.5‑game edge over the Patriots, Buffalo aims to reclaim the AFC East while shoring up a porous defense. Key returns include WR DJ Moore, DT Ed Oliver, and TE Dalton Kincaid (questionable), though RT Spencer Brown remains out. Fans anticipate how Josh Allen, James Cook III, and the revamped offensive line will handle Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry in what could feel like an elimination game for Baltimore.
NFL Week 8 Early Games Information and Discussion
Bleeding Green Nation outlines the NFL Week 8 early matchups slated for Sunday, Nov. 1, with all games kicking off at 1 PM ET. Key highlights include the unbeaten Vikings (6‑0) taking on the Lions (4‑2), the Ravens (4‑3) versus the Bills (5‑1), and the Cardinals (2‑5) challenging the Cowboys (3‑4) on FOX, plus other contests like Raiders‑Jets and Browns‑Steelers. The article provides broadcast info, streaming options (FuboTV, Paramount+, FOX One) and a link to regional TV maps, inviting fans to join the discussion in the comments.
NFL Week 8: Sunday afternoon football open thread
Week 8 Sunday afternoon kickoff features a slate of matchups across CBS and FOX, highlighted by the Ravens‑Bills, Browns‑Steelers, Colts‑Jaguars, and Titans‑Bengals at 1 p.m. ET, followed by Chiefs‑Broncos and Patriots‑Dolphins at 4:25 p.m. ET on CBS. On FOX, the Vikings take on the Lions, Cardinals clash with the Cowboys, Raiders face the Jets, Falcons meet the Buccaneers, and the Chargers play the Rams at 4:05 p.m. ET. The night caps with the Commanders hosting the Eagles at 8:20 p.m. ET in Northwest Stadium.
Baltimore Ravens vs. Buffalo Bills Week 8 live game discussion, chat
The Baltimore Ravens (4-3) return quarterback Lamar Jackson from a three‑game layoff to take on AFC East‑leading Buffalo Bills (5-1) in a Week 8 showdown at 1:00 p.m. on CBS/Paramount+. The Ravens' struggling defense faces Josh Allen and James Cook, while Buffalo's pass defense ranks among the league’s worst. With limited on‑field time between Jackson and wideout Zay Flowers, the game could become a high‑scoring shootout, and Baltimore’s best chance lies in forcing turnovers. Join Baltimore Beatdown’s live chat for real‑time discussion.
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