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Jackson suffered an injury to the thumb on his throwing hand that left him needing surgery and could keep him sidelined through the remainder of the campaign.
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Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson’s longtime quest to finally play in the Super Bowl was dealt a major blow after it was announced that he will undergo surgery for his thumb injury, which could end his season.
Jackson suffered an injury to the thumb on his throwing hand that left him needing surgery during the club's 36-10 loss to the Buffalo Bills that dropped the Ravens to 4-4 on Sunday.
Star running back Derrick Henry made NFL history after scoring a touchdown in the Baltimore Ravens’ clash with the Buffalo Bills on Sunday afternoon. Henry has been playing in the NFL since 2016, going through his third season with the Ravens.
The Baltimore Ravens lost 36-10 on the road to the Buffalo Bills on a day when QB Tyler Huntley got a concerning injury diagnosis. Lamar Jackson’s thumb injury complicated matters as Joe Fagnano played the majority of the game for coach Jesse Minter’s team.
With Lamar Jackson headed for thumb surgery and injured reserve, the Baltimore Ravens have about four days to find a quarterback. Jackson got hurt on the first offensive snap of Sunday’s 36-10 loss in Buffalo, in his first game back from a high ankle sprain.
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The Baltimore Ravens suddenly have a quarterback emergency on their hands. Lamar Jackson will be placed on injured reserve and undergo right thumb surgery after being hurt on the team's first offensive play against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday.
The Baltimore Ravens fall to a 4-4 record after suffering a 36-10 Week 8 loss to the Buffalo Bills. It was a tough outing for the club, as Lamar Jackson sustained a hand injury early in the contest, forcing Tyler Huntley to enter the game.
Ravens QB Lamar Jackson headed straight to the locker room after injuring his right thumb on the first play of the game on Sunday and was ruled out soon after.
The Baltimore Ravens have made an announcement regarding the injury to quarterback Lamar Jackson, and it is not positive news. Jackson will require surgery on his injured thumb and be placed on injured reserve, coach Jesse Minter said after Sunday’s game.
After an absence spanning 3.5 games, Lamar Jackson returned to action on Sunday. His thumb injury suffered on Baltimore’s first offensive snap will lead to another lengthy absence, however.
The team was expected to be competing for a Super Bowl this season, and now, it feels like it will be an uphill battle to even get into the postseason.
The Baltimore Ravens’ quarterback situation took a major turn for the worse on Sunday, and it prompted everyone to make the same joke. The Ravens saw starter Lamar Jackson go down with a hand injury on the first play from scrimmage (video here) and then lost backup Tyler Huntley to a toe injury not long after.
Fans who were looking forward to star quarterbacks Lamar Jackson (Baltimore Ravens) and Josh Allen (Buffalo Bills) battling in Week 8 were sorely disappointed. It only got worse from there for the Ravens.
The two-time MVP had missed the last three games dealing with an ankle injury, so his return to the lineup was welcome. However, Jackson ended up suffering another injury on his first play back.