Lamar Jackson Ruled Out of Ravens Game Against Bills With Thumb Injury; Backup Also Sidelined
Lamar Jackson has been ruled out of the Ravens' game against the Bills due to a thumb injury, and the Ravens are now down to an emergency quarterback as backup Tyler Huntley is also injured.
Buffalo, NY, November 1, 2026 — The Baltimore Ravens will be without their starting quarterback, Lamar Jackson, for their upcoming game against the Buffalo Bills. Jackson has been officially ruled out due to a thumb injury.
The absence of Jackson, a key player for the Ravens, is a significant development for the team. The specifics of the thumb injury were not detailed beyond its designation as the reason for his unavailability for the matchup against the Bills.
Adding to the team’s quarterback challenges, the Ravens are also facing a critical situation with their backup quarterback. Tyler Huntley, who typically serves as the primary backup, is reportedly also dealing with an injury, leaving the Ravens with limited options under center. This situation means the team is now relying on an emergency quarterback for the game.
The exact identity of the emergency quarterback and the severity of Huntley’s injury were not immediately available. The team’s depth at the quarterback position has been tested by these concurrent injuries, impacting their strategic options for the game against the Bills.
Further updates on the status of both Jackson and Huntley, as well as the role of the emergency quarterback, are anticipated as the team prepares for the contest.
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