The Ravens are going through quarterback hell right now.
Not only did Baltimore lose Lamar Jackson on the first snap of Sunday’s 36-10 loss to the Bills, but the Ravens also saw backup Tyler Huntley exit the game with a toe injury after only a handful of plays under center.
It was later revealed that Huntley was believed to be dealing with turf toe, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
He is expected to undergo an MRI on Monday to determine how much time, if any he could miss, Schefter reported.
Huntley was only able to complete two of four passing attempts and was sacked before he came out of the game.
With Jackson’s season very much in doubt as he heads for surgery on this injured thumb and now Huntley potentially out for some time, the Ravens find themselves in a precarious situation.
Rookie Joe Fagnano came into the game for the pair of injured QBs and went 10 of 21 for 91 yards and an interception.
The Ravens (4-4) have a short week this week, with a “Thursday Night Football” game on the docket, which doesn’t give them too much time to figure out a game plan for their quarterback situation.
Fagnano told reporters that he believes he’s healthy enough to play on Thursday night against the Jaguars (5-2).
“After a football game, you’re always going to have bumps and bruises. We’ll kind of see, but yes,” he said.
Ravens head coach Jesse Minter didn’t provide much insight into what the plan is now for Baltimore in the short term.
“We’ll have to see what, obviously, [Huntley’s] status is and make sure Joe made it through the game OK,” Minter said. “We’ll figure that out over the next 24 hours.”
