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NFL Highlights - Jacksonville Jaguars 33-10 Baltimore Ravens
Tyler Huntley’s season-ending toe injury leaves Baltimore without its top two quarterbacks and forces the Ravens to turn to undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano.
- On Tuesday, Ravens head coach Jesse Minter officially announced undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano as the starter for Thursday's primetime game against the Jacksonville Jaguars, following major injuries to Baltimore's top two quarterbacks.
- The lineup change follows Sunday's 36-10 loss to the Buffalo Bills, where 2-time NFL MVP Lamar Jackson suffered a thumb injury requiring surgery and Tyler Huntley sustained a toe injury.
- Despite dealing with an ankle injury sustained during his NFL debut, Fagnano practiced Tuesday while wearing a brace; the 25-year-old rookie is the second undrafted quarterback to start for the Ravens in their 32-year history.
- Baltimore added depth by signing former Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kedon Slovis to the 53-man roster off the Green Bay Packers practice squad, with Austin Reed also joining the practice squad.
- Facing a short week, Fagnano said, "Quick turnaround going from Sunday to Thursday, but about how you expect," while acknowledging his appreciation for Jackson and Huntley since joining the organization.
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