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Ravens’ third-string QB Joe Fagnano issues injury update ahead of ‘TNF’ clash with Jaguars

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McCarron, G. (2026, November 2). Ravens’ third-string QB Joe Fagnano issues injury update ahead of ‘TNF’ clash with Jaguars. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/11/02/sports/ravens-third-string-qb-joe-fagnano-issues-injury-update/

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New York Post · collected 2026-11-02 · by Grace McCarron

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Undrafted rookie quarterback Joe Fagnano of the Baltimore Ravens issued an update on his injuries after stepping in for starters Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley in Sunday’s loss to the Buffalo Bills. In his brief playing time, Fagnano completed 10 out of 21 passes for 91 yards with one interception. The team now faces a “Thursday Night Football” match against the Jacksonville Jaguars (5-2) with limited time to determine if Fagnano can play following sustaining injuries during Sunday’s game. Ravens coach Jesse Minter said the team will assess Huntley and Fagnano's statuses over the next day before deciding on their quarterback for Thursday.
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As of November 2, 2026, undrafted rookie quarterback Joe Fagnano provided an injury update ahead of the Baltimore Ravens' upcoming "Thursday Night Football" clash with the Jacksonville Jaguars. In Sunday's game against the Buffalo Bills, both starters Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley were injured, leaving Fagnano to play despite sustaining his own injuries. Despite going 10 of 21 for 91 yards and throwing an interception, Fagnano expressed optimism about playing in the next game, saying "we’ll kind of see, but yes" when asked if he would be ready.

Jackson, who sustained a high-ankle sprain earlier, further injured his thumb, requiring surgery that could end his season. Huntley, stepping in for Jackson, briefly played before injuring his toe and is awaiting an MRI to determine the extent of his injury. The Ravens' short preparation time adds pressure as they navigate their quarterback situation against a 5-2 Jaguars team.

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“The first article describes the injuries sustained by Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley during the Ravens' game against the Bills, leading to rookie Joe Fagnano playing as third-string quarterback. The second article is about Joe Fagnano's injury update ahead of a separate upcoming game against the Jaguars.”
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“While both articles discuss injuries to Ravens quarterbacks during the same Sunday loss to the Bills, ARTICLE B focuses on the performance and injury update of Joe Fagnano after entering the game, which is a different specific event from the initial injuries described in ARTICLE A.”
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🔮 Fagnano, a UConn product, himself got beat up during the game, leading to questions about whether he could play Baltimore’s next game.
🔮 Jeanty seemed fairly unbothered by his downgraded role after the game and said it was “communicated” to him pregame that he would have decreased carries.
🔮 Jackson and the Ravens will face a struggling Bills defense this weekend.
🔮 Defensive line coach Todd Wash has been named interim defensive coordinator and will call plays, per The Ringer’s Tom Pelissero. The team also parted ways with defensive passing game coordinator Jonathan Cooley in the coaching staff shakeup.
🔮 It’s now “up in the air” whether Brown will play Sunday against the Dolphins.
🔮 It wouldn’t be the first time the NFL has made its mark in Japan.
🔮 The lab will utilize AI-driven research and data analytics to help athletes and coaches make training and preparation more efficient and assist with recruiting.
🔮 “I would use the word edgy, and I like it,” Sarkisian said Thursday after the team lost at home to Florida.
🔮 “I will stand on the table for Jordan’s character.
🔮 Rapoport said Gardner is “expected to miss some time, but not an extended period.”
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Baltimore Bills Jaguars Ravens UConn

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Huntley PERSON · 4× Fagnano PERSON · 3× Ravens ORG · 3× Jackson GPE · 2× Baltimore ORG · 1× Bills ORG · 1× Joe Fagnano PERSON · 1× Lamar Jackson PERSON · 1× Tyler Huntley PERSON · 1× UConn ORG · 1×

Narrative

After injuries to starter Lamar Jackson and backup Tyler Huntley in Sunday’s loss to the Bills, undrafted rookie quarterback Joe Fagnano entered the game and went 10 of 21 with 91 yards and an interception.
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🔮 Fagnano, a UConn product, himself got beat up during the game, leading to questions about whether he could play Baltimore’s next game.

Claims (13 extracted, 4 hedged)

After injuries to starter Lamar Jackson and backup Tyler Huntley in Sunday’s loss to the Bills, undrafted rookie quarterback Joe Fagnano entered the game and went 10 of 21 with 91 yards and an interception. asserted
Fagnano → enter → yards
Fagnano, a UConn product, himself got beat up during the game, leading to questions about whether he could play Baltimore’s next game. uncertain
he → beat → game
The Ravens (4-4) have a short week with a “Thursday Night Football” clash with the Jaguars (5-2) looming, giving them little time to figure out their options under center. asserted
clash → have → center
Fagnano, though, said he believes he will be good to go. asserted
he → say → ?
“After a football game, you’re always going to have some bumps and bruises,” Fagnano told reporters postgame. asserted
Fagnano → go → reporters
“We’ll kind of see, but yes.” asserted
We → see → ?
In his first snap back since a high-ankle sprain sidelined him in Week 4, two-time MVP Jackson hurt his thumb, an injury that will require surgery and sent him to injured reserve, possibly ending his season. uncertain
that → sideline → season
His backup, Huntley, came into the game and went on to injure his toe after only a short time on the field. asserted
backup → come → field
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported that Huntley is believed to be experiencing turf toe and will have an MRI Monday to determine how much time he might miss. uncertain
he → report → time
Ravens head coach Jesse Minter said it will take some time for the team to figure out their plan under center for Thursday’s AFC battle with 5-2 Jacksonville. asserted
team → say → Jacksonville
“We’ll have to see what, obviously, [Huntley’s] status is and make sure Joe made it through the game OK,” Minter said. asserted
Minter → have → game
“We’ll figure that out over the next 24 hours.” asserted
We → figure → hours
With Huntley starting during Jackson’s first injury, the Ravens went 1-2, and it remains to be seen how they might fare with a third-stringer potentially seeing multiple starts. uncertain
stringer → start → starts
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