Chance to play Thursday
Coach Jesse Minter said Monday that Fagnano (knee) "is fighting through a couple things" but has a chance to play Thursday against the Jaguars.
Baltimore's QB room experienced a cascade of injuries during Sunday's loss at Buffalo, with Lamar Jackson requiring thumb surgery and an upcoming IR stint, Tyler Huntley likely tending to a turf-toe injury and Fagnano dealing with a left knee issue and seemingly at least one more health concern. Jackson is feared to be out for the season, and Minter said Huntley "probably" won't play Thursday, which leaves Fagnano as the likely starter, assuming he's healthy enough to suit up.
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Tyler Huntley
Sidelined for practice Tuesday
Huntley (toe) wasn't spotted practicing Tuesday, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.
Joe Fagnano
Practicing with 'significant' brace
Fagnano practiced Tuesday "with a significant guard/brace on his right ankle," Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.
Ja'Kobi Lane
One target in loss to Buffalo
Lane caught his only target for 13 yards in Sunday's 36-10 loss to the Bills.
Rashod Bateman
Catches 22-yard pass in loss
Bateman caught one of three targets for 22 yards in Sunday's 36-10 loss to the Bills.
Tyler Loop
Estimated as DNP on Monday
Loop (groin) was estimated as DNP on Monday's injury report.
Justice Hill
Estimated as limited Monday
Hill (groin) was estimated as a limited participant on Monday's practice report.
Joe Fagnano
Listed as limited due to ankle injury
Fagnano was limited at Monday's walkthrough due to an ankle injury.
Tyler Huntley
Unlikely for Thursday
Head coach Jesse Minter said Monday that Huntley (toe) "probably" won't play Thursday versus the Jaguars, and the Ravens then will "see how it goes from a long-term standpoint."
Jake Moody
In line to fill in for Loop
Moody is on track to kick for the Ravens in Thursday night's game against the Jaguars, according to Sam Cohn of the Baltimore Sun.
Tyler Loop
Could land on IR
Loop has been dealing with an unspecified issue and may go on injured reserve, Brian Wacker of the Baltimore Sun reports.