Ravens Down to Third Quarterback After Lamar Jackson Is Ruled Out With Thumb Injury
ABC News reported that Lamar Jackson has been ruled out after hurting his right throwing thumb on Baltimore's first offensive snap against the Buffalo Bills.
ABC News reported that Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has been ruled out after hurting the thumb on his right throwing hand on Baltimore's first offensive snap against the Buffalo Bills. The report's headline states that Baltimore is now down to its third quarterback, and it also says that a player named Huntley hurt a toe.
ABC News reported that the injury to Jackson occurred on Baltimore's first offensive snap, a detail the summary places against the Bills. The summary does not describe the play itself or the severity of the thumb injury.
ABC News reported that the Ravens' quarterback position has been reduced to its third quarterback after Jackson was ruled out, a development the headline describes in its opening words. The material provided does not name the other quarterbacks on the roster, and it does not say how Baltimore plans to adjust its offense.
ABC News reported that Huntley hurt a toe, a separate injury mentioned in the headline. The summary available does not identify Huntley's full name or position, nor does it describe how the toe injury occurred or how long either player may be sidelined.
The ABC News report was published on November 1, 2026, and no author is listed in the material provided. The summary includes no quotations from coaches, team officials, or the players involved, so the account of the injuries rests entirely on the report's own description. In the material provided, the Bills appear only as the opponent in the game where Jackson was hurt.