The Baltimore Ravens have officially placed quarterbacks Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley on injured reserve, the team announced Thursday. Jackson is dealing with a thumb injury, while Huntley is sidelined with turf toe.
The move ends the season for both signal-callers, leaving Baltimore without its top two quarterbacks as the team navigates the remainder of the 2026 campaign. Jackson, the former MVP and face of the franchise, had been managing the thumb issue for several weeks before the decision was made to shut him down.
Huntley, who served as the primary backup, had started in Jackson's absence but now joins him on the reserve list with a turf toe injury that will require extended recovery time. The Ravens will now turn to their third-string option under center for the foreseeable future.
