Baltimore lost Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley to injuries during a 36-10 defeat by Buffalo. Undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano made his first National Football League appearance as the Ravens suffered a third consecutive loss. Buffalo's defense kept up the pressure, while Baltimore now faces a short turnaround before hosting Jacksonville on Thursday.
Baltimore Ravens lost 36-10 to Buffalo Bills in the US National Football League, with both of Baltimore's first two quarterbacks leaving injured. Lamar Jackson hurt his thumb and Tyler Huntley injured a toe. Buffalo secured its sixth win, while the Ravens were left to finish the game with third-choice quarterback Joe Fagnano.[1], [2]
Jackson's injury came on Baltimore's first offensive snap; Huntley then left in the second quarter. Fagnano, an undrafted rookie, completed 10 of 21 passes on his league debut. He threw an interception, a pass caught by an opponent, and lost possession through a fumble. Buffalo recorded four sacks, tackling the quarterback behind the line before he could pass, and 12 quarterback hits.[1]
Derrick Henry supplied Baltimore's only touchdown, carrying the ball into the end zone on a short run. It was his first touchdown since the fourth week. Zay Flowers finished without a catch for the first time in his career. Baltimore's defense recovered a fumble forced by Roquan Smith, but the Ravens suffered their third consecutive defeat. They host Jacksonville on Thursday, leaving little preparation time after the quarterback injuries.[1]
