Ravens lose Jackson and Huntley in 36-10 defeat to Bills

The Baltimore Ravens lost Lamar Jackson to a right-thumb injury on the opening offensive play and backup Tyler Huntley to a toe injury during a 36-10 defeat to the Buffalo Bills on Sunday, forcing undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano into his NFL debut. Jackson, returning after missing three games with an ankle injury, hurt his thumb while attempting a pass and left the game. The Ravens ruled him out in the first quarter. Coach Jesse Minter said after the loss that Jackson needs surgery and will be placed on injured reserve, which requires at least a four-game absence. Minter said Jackson could miss the rest of the season, but his recovery timeline was not established. Huntley took over after Jackson left but was injured in the second quarter and did not return. Baltimore then turned to Fagnano, a rookie from Connecticut who had not previously played in an NFL game. His entry left the Ravens relying on their third quarterback against Buffalo. Fagnano completed 10 of 21 passes for 91 yards and threw an interception, according to his reported full-game statistics. Baltimore’s offense finished with 144 total yards, compared with 426 for Buffalo. The Bills led throughout the game and...