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Ravens CB Nate Wiggins Inactive for Game Against Jaguars; Jackson and Huntley Go on IR

Baltimore is down its top two quarterbacks, and Jacksonville enters as a 10-point road favorite after both teams released their final injury reports.

  • In the Week 9 edition of Thursday Night Football, the Baltimore Ravens host the Jacksonville Jaguars at M&T Bank Stadium without starting quarterbacks Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley, both placed on injured reserve this week.
  • Jackson suffered a thumb injury on the first offensive snap of Sunday's game against the Buffalo Bills, while Huntley sustained a season-ending turf toe injury during that same contest.
  • Undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano will make his first career start for Baltimore, backed by Austin Reed after the team signed him to the 53-man roster; Jake Moody was promoted from the practice squad.
  • The Jaguars enter as 10-point road favorites looking to improve to 6-2 on the season, with running back Bhayshul Tuten and defensive end Travon Walker confirmed active for Thursday's contest.
  • With the Ravens facing significant injury absences and relying on a third-string quarterback on a short week, oddsmakers project a difficult outing for Baltimore as Jacksonville aims to solidify their AFC South division lead.
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Ravens CB Nate Wiggins inactive for game against Jaguars; Jackson and Huntley go on IR

BALTIMORE (AP) — Ravens cornerback Nate Wiggins is inactive for Baltimore's game Thursday night against the Jacksonville Jaguars.

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