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By Katherine Langford
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After a pair of devastating injuries, the Baltimore Ravens need a quarterback. Two-time MVP Lamar Jackson, coming off three missed games with an ankle injury, suffered a thumb injury that will require surgery on his first throw last Sunday. His backup, Tyler Huntley, returned to the field, but he went down with a turf toe injury that will require surgery in the second quarter. With both players now likely out for the season, the next man up is undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano. The UConn product will start for Baltimore on short rest with the Jacksonville Jaguars visiting on Thursday. That will be the Ravens only game before next Tuesday s trade deadline. Is Fagnano the long-term starter with nine games remaining in the season? The 4-4 Ravens still have a chance to make the postseason, so they could look for a more established option to fill in for the rest of 2026. The only other quarterbacks on the roster currently are Austin Reed and Kedon Slovis, who have a combined two NFL pa