The Baltimore Ravens are running out of time. A fourth consecutive loss, a growing injury list, and an impaired offense have turned this campaign into a fight for survival.
Despite the Ravens loss, Derrick Henry managed to make NFL history with his performance against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Derrick Henry went into the game against the Jacksonville Jaguars with more passing touchdowns in the NFL than any of their quarterback options.
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Baltimore Ravens fans are understandably frustrated after losing their franchise quarterback for a big chunk of the season once again. They have seen more lackluster football than they are accustomed to, and they have had enough.
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The Jacksonville Jaguars defeated the Baltimore Ravens 33-10 on Thursday night, extending the Ravens’ losing streak to four games. The Ravens were without quarterback Lamar Jackson, who had injured his right throwing thumb in a collision against the Buffalo Bills.
Thanks to the thumb injury he suffered in Week 8, there is a chance Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson’s season is over. In the bigger picture, it is doubtful Jackson’s tenure with the Ravens will end after 2026, per Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.
Things got heated on the Ravens sideline Thursday night. Offensive line coach Dwayne Ledford was caught on Prime Video yelling at his players and tossing his tablet as Baltimore fell behind the Jaguars in Week 9.
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The Baltimore Ravens just can’t catch a break with all the injuries. Already down to their third-string quarterback, the Ravens have now lost safety Kyle Hamilton for the rest of their Thursday Night Football game against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
With Lamar Jackson out and Joe Fagnano under center for the Baltimore Ravens, the Jacksonville Jaguars cruised to an easy win on the "Thursday Night Football" stage.
The flaws that have been exposed during this losing streak, and the season as a whole, go far beyond just the absence of Jackson.
Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry keeps writing himself into the record books. Last week, he joined greats Marshall Faulk and Marcus Allen in an exclusive rushing touchdown club.
Against the Bills, Joe Fagnano struggled not only due to the amount of pressure generated by Buffalo’s pass rush, but also with protecting the football, as he threw an interception and fumbled in his regular-season debut.
BALTIMORE — Eight games into the 2026 NFL season, the Baltimore Ravens find themselves in a position few could have imagined when the year began. What was supposed to be another season of competing for an AFC championship has quickly turned into a fight for survival.
Arizona played an active role in facilitating Brissett's move to Baltimore.
The Ravens' situation changed when QB Lamar Jackson suffered an injury to the thumb on his throwing hand on the same day that Baltimore fell to 4-4.
Jackson's contract prevents the Ravens from using the franchise or transition tag to retain his rights after 2027.
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Undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano will start at quarterback for the 4-4 Ravens when they host the 5-2 Jacksonville Jaguars this Thursday night.
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Things continue to go from bad to worse for the Ravens regarding their quarterback situation for at least the rest of the 2026 season.
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.
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