Ravens Suffer QB Crisis, Key Players Out vs. Jaguars

The Baltimore Ravens are dealing with a critical shortage of key players for their Thursday night matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Starting cornerback Nate Wiggins has been ruled inactive due to an illness, weakening the team's secondary. Compounding these issues, both starting quarterbacks, Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley, were placed on injured reserve on Thursday. Jackson is sidelined with a thumb injury, while Huntley is dealing with a toe issue. This situation leaves Joe Fagnano as the primary quarterback for the Ravens. To bolster the quarterback position, the team has signed Austin Reed to their 53-man roster. Additionally, the Ravens have promoted Jake Moody from their practice squad to address the injured kicker situation, as Tyler Loop is also unavailable. Several other players, including wide receiver Elijah Sarratt and safety Jaylinn Hawkins, are also inactive for Baltimore. The Jaguars have also listed several players as inactive for the game.