With Lamar sidelined, Ravens QB Huntley also out for season, sources say

ESPN reported that Ravens quarterback Tyler Huntley will miss the rest of the season, though Baltimore’s public updates have only confirmed a toe injury and said he could potentially go on injured reserve.

By StoryBreak

Published November 4, 2026 at 9:02 AM EST

The Baltimore Ravens’ quarterback situation worsened after ESPN reported that Tyler “Snoop” Huntley is out for the season, citing sources.

Huntley injured his toe after entering Baltimore’s game against Buffalo. He was ruled out of that game, and Joe Fagnano replaced him to make his NFL debut.

The Ravens have not publicly provided a season-ending diagnosis for Huntley in the updates included in this report. The team has said Huntley could potentially be placed on injured reserve.

Baltimore was preparing for its November 5 game against Jacksonville with Fagnano in line to start. The rookie had taken over after both Lamar Jackson and Huntley were injured against Buffalo.

Jackson injured his right thumb on Baltimore’s first offensive snap in that game. An Associated Press report said surgery was being considered and that the injury could end Jackson’s season.

For now, the ESPN report represents the most serious update on Huntley’s status, while the Ravens’ confirmed information establishes the injury, his early exit and the possibility of injured reserve. The team’s next official update should clarify whether Huntley is formally placed on the list and how Baltimore handles its quarterback depth.

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