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Ravens See 6-to-10-Week Absence for Injured Quarterback Lamar Jackson

Baltimore turned to Jacoby Brissett and other backups after Jackson’s injury, with the team seeking to end a four-game losing streak.

  • On Friday, Baltimore Ravens head coach Jesse Minter confirmed that quarterback Lamar Jackson will miss six to 10 weeks following surgery on his broken and dislocated thumb.
  • Jackson sustained the injury during the team's November 1 game against the Buffalo Bills, compounding a season already disrupted by a previous high ankle sprain that caused him to miss three games.
  • Brissett is expected to make his first start for the Ravens on Monday against the Los Angeles Chargers as Baltimore attempts to stabilize its quarterback position.
  • With backup Tyler Huntley also sidelined by a turf toe injury, the Ravens acquired veteran quarterback Jacoby Brissett to lead the offense while facing a 4-5 record.
  • Jackson reportedly remains optimistic about returning this season, having told teammates to "just stay alive" in the playoff race for a potential January comeback.
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WMAR broke the news on Friday, November 13, 2026.
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