Rookie Joe Fagnano made his debut as the Baltimore Ravens’ starting quarterback on Thursday night, but the performance was defined by immediate difficulty. With both Lamar Jackson and backup Tyler Huntley sidelined on injured reserve, the 25-year-old faced a daunting task against a formidable Jacksonville Jaguars squad. Fagnano managed just 60 passing yards while throwing two interceptions, contributing to a lopsided 33-10 defeat that marked Baltimore’s fourth consecutive loss.
Rookie QB struggles as Baltimore falls to fourth straight loss
The Jaguars capitalized on the Ravens’ depleted roster to secure a convincing road victory, extending their winning streak to five games in their last six. Trevor Lawrence led Jacksonville’s offense efficiently, throwing for 242 yards and a touchdown to solidify the team’s dominant position in the AFC South. The ease of the win highlighted the stark contrast between a healthy Jaguars unit and a Baltimore team forced to rely on its third quarterback of the season.
With the season slipping away, the Ravens are now awaiting the arrival of veteran Jacoby Brissett via trade from the Arizona Cardinals. This move is critical as Baltimore attempts to stabilize its offense and prevent the season from falling apart completely. The heavy defeat underscores the urgency for the front office to execute this transaction quickly to provide a reliable arm for the remainder of the campaign.
Source: Sky Sports
