Lamar Jackson to Undergo Thumb Surgery, Likely Out for Season
Ravens' quarterback faces potential season-ending injury after thumb surgery.
The Brief
- Lamar Jackson will have surgery on his right thumb and is expected to miss at least four games.
- Head coach Jesse Minter indicated the injury could end Jackson's season.
- Tyler Huntley replaced Jackson but left with a toe injury, forcing rookie Joe Fagnano to start.
Lamar Jackson was back from an ankle injury but suffered another injury during the game against the Bills.
Head coach Jesse Minter told reporters after the game that Jackson will have surgery on his injured right thumb and will be placed on injured reserve.
Minter expressed concern that the injury could end Jackson’s season.
Tyler Huntley took over as quarterback but exited the game with a toe injury, leaving rookie Joe Fagnano to complete the contest.
The Ravens' next game is scheduled for Thursday, where Fagn'tano may make his first NFL start against the Jaguars.
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