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Lamar Jackson Injured Again, Exits Game After One Play Against Bills

Lamar Jackson exited the game against the Buffalo Bills after injuring his right thumb on the first play. He was replaced by Tyler Huntley, who later left with a toe injury, leading to third-string quarterback Joe Fagnano taking over. Jackson's injury raises concerns about his potential absence in future games.

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Lamar Jackson left the game against the Buffalo Bills after injuring his right thumb on the first play. This marked his return after missing three games due to a high-ankle sprain. Tyler Huntley replaced him but also exited the game with a toe injury, leaving third-string quarterback Joe Fagnano to play. Jackson's injury could lead to further absences from the team.

Key facts

  • Lamar Jackson injured his right thumb on the first play against the Bills.
  • He was taken to the medical tent and later ruled out for the game.
  • Tyler Huntley replaced Jackson but left with a toe injury.
  • Jackson has completed 68 of 96 passes for 967 yards this season.
  • The Ravens were 3-1 in games started by Jackson this season.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson injured once again and out of the game after only one play against Bills

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Lamar Jackson Injured Again, Exits Game After One Play Against Bills