Baltimore Ravens head coach Jesse Minter has named a new star at quarterback after reports that Tyler “Snoop” Huntley has been ruled out for the season.
Huntley suffered a serious injury to his toe and has been ruled out for several months, sparking fresh concerns for the entire team.
Recall that the 28-year-old was brought in after impressive star Lamar Jackson exited the first offensive following an injury to his right thumb.
Jackson will now be added to the injured reserve as he is expected to undergo surgery, with his status also uncertain.
Fagnano set for Jaguars’ clash
As a result, underdraft rookie Joe Fagnano is expected to start on Thursday night when they take on the Jacksonville Jaguars at M&T Bank Stadium.
Further reports have it that Huntley is set for further medical tests to his right toe, following a knock during their 36-10 loss to Buffalo, per CBS Sports.
Former UConn quarterback Fagnano entered the season as the emergency No.3, and Minter is set for showdown talks with him.
The star has shown glipses of greatness as he completed 10 of 21 passes during his NFL debut against the Bills, with just one interception.
Ravens have struggled this season as they sit 4-4 after three consecutive loses ahead of a short week against an in-form Jaguars’ side.
The Baltimore-based outfit recently bolstered the squad with the arrival of Kedon Slovis from Green Bay Packers’ practice squad as well as Austin Reed.
Fagnano who recently suffered bumps and bruises impressed during the preseason and he will be the centre-figure for their upcoming game.
Confirming the development, journalist Adams Schefter wrote on X:
“Sources: tests revealed that Ravens’ QB Tyler “Snoop” Huntley suffered a season-ending turf toe injury. Ravens QB Lamar Jackson is out indefinitely with a thumb injury, Huntley’s season is over due to turf toe, and QB Joe Fagnano will start Thursday night vs. Jacksonville.”
Sources: tests revealed that Ravens’ QB Tyler “Snoop” Huntley suffered a season-ending turf toe injury.
Ravens QB Lamar Jackson is out indefinitely with a thumb injury, Huntley’s season is over due to turf toe, and QB Joe Fagnano will start Thursday night vs. Jacksonville. https://t.co/Cok4gbSvH3
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) November 4, 2026
Baltimore City blanks Poly
Yankee Scores earlier reported that Baltimore City College delivered an emphatic 20-0 shutout of bitter rival Baltimore Polytechnic Institute in the annual City-Poly game, the homecoming showcase for both schools and one of the oldest continuous high school football rivalries in the country.
