The Baltimore Ravens faced a significant setback during their game against the Buffalo Bills as starting quarterback Lamar Jackson was ruled out after suffering a right thumb injury on the team's first offensive play. Initially designated as questionable, Jackson's status was later confirmed, leading to Tyler Huntley stepping in as the backup quarterback for the remainder of the game.

However, Huntley's performance was abruptly interrupted when he sustained a toe injury in the second quarter, following a tackle by Bills defensive lineman Ed Oliver. This injury raised further concerns for the Ravens, who were already down their starting quarterback, as Huntley was deemed questionable to return to the game shortly after the incident.S1

With Huntley sidelined, the Ravens were forced to rely on undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano, who entered the game with 9:39 remaining in the first half. This unexpected turn of events left the Ravens in a precarious position, highlighting the challenges of depth at the quarterback position as the game progressed.S1