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Tyler Huntley, the Ravens' backup quarterback, is dealing with what is thought to be a turf toe injury, forcing Baltimore to turn to emergency third-string quarterback Joe Fagnano.

Huntley is dealing with turf toe as the backup QB for the Ravens, adding to Baltimore's QB uncertainty following Lamar Jackson's thumb injury.

Tyler Huntley was ruled out during the second quarter of Baltimore's loss to Buffalo after suffering a turf toe injury when his foot buckled on a dropback. Further testing will determine the injury's severity, but turf toe injuries often require multi-week recovery, leaving Baltimore's quarterback room in a difficult situation heading into Week 9.

Backup quarterback suffered turf toe injury in Week 8 loss to Bills, impacting the Ravens' depth chart at the position. His injury forces the Ravens to start undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano on Thursday night against the Jaguars.

Huntley is the Ravens' backup QB following Lamar Jackson's season-ending thumb injury; he is now dealing with turf toe, leaving Baltimore without a healthy QB option. The source describes the situation as 'all bad' for the Ravens' QB room.

Tyler Huntley left the game with an injury during the Ravens' 36-10 loss to the Bills on Sunday, forcing undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano into action at quarterback for the first time in the NFL.

Huntley was ruled out in the second quarter with a toe injury and could be out for weeks, leaving the Ravens without their primary backup quarterback after Jackson's injury.

Huntley, Jackson's primary backup, started three games during Jackson's earlier ankle injury and went 1-2 with 68% completion rate, 664 yards, four touchdowns and one interception. However, Huntley suffered a toe injury while replacing Jackson against Buffalo in Week 8 and did not return; his status moving forward needs to be monitored as the Ravens face a short turnaround to Thursday Night Football in Week 9.

Ravens backup quarterback left the game in the second quarter with a right toe injury and did not return; his status for Thursday night's game against Jacksonville is uncertain.

Ravens backup quarterback left the game in the second quarter with a right toe injury and did not return. With Lamar Jackson also sidelined by thumb surgery requiring IR placement, Huntley's injury status is uncertain and compounds Baltimore's quarterback depth concerns heading into Thursday's game against Jacksonville.

Huntley's toe injury potentially exacerbates Baltimore's steep challenge of facing the Jaguars on a short week after Lamar Jackson's thumb injury sent him to injured reserve; the Ravens are now facing a 4-4 record with limited backup options.

Huntley entered Sunday's game against Buffalo after starter Lamar Jackson injured his throwing hand on the first snap. He faced constant pressure and was hit multiple times before leaving in the second quarter. Huntley largely struggled in his five appearances this year; his numbers through the air are at or above league-average, but his underpowered arm limited the Ravens' downfield passing game, and he was not helped by a leaky, banged-up offensive line that slowed the run game and far too often allowed rushers into his lap.

Huntley is being evaluated for a suspected turf toe injury with an MRI on Monday to determine his status for Thursday night's matchup with Jacksonville. The source notes that turf toe injuries can linger, especially for a quarterback whose game is built on his mobility, and he could miss not only Thursday's game but potentially more contests after that.

Backup QB entered Sunday's game after Lamar Jackson's injury, faced constant pressure and multiple hits before leaving in the second quarter with a suspected turf toe injury. An MRI on Monday will determine his status for Thursday night vs. Jacksonville. Turf toe injuries can linger, especially for a QB whose game is built on mobility, potentially keeping him sidelined beyond Week 9.

Backup quarterback Tyler Huntley, described as one of the NFL's more reliable backup quarterbacks, suffered a turf toe injury against the Bills, leaving the Ravens without access to him as a contingency option behind Jackson.

Tyler Huntley exited Sunday's game with a toe injury believed to be turf toe; he was expected to undergo an MRI on Monday to determine how much time he could miss. He completed only two of four passing attempts before coming out.

Huntley was knocked out of the game after Jackson's injury, forcing undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano into his NFL debut. The Ravens' backup quarterback situation deteriorated significantly with both Jackson and Huntley unavailable.

Huntley injured his toe while in relief of Lamar Jackson against Buffalo and had to give way to undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano; the Ravens do not have any other quarterbacks on their active roster or practice squad.

Huntley suffered a right toe injury, leaving the Ravens with an emergency third quarterback after Lamar Jackson's thumb surgery; this compounds Baltimore's quarterback depth crisis as they face Jacksonville on Thursday night at 4-4.

Tyler Huntley has a toe injury with severity to be determined; if he misses time, the Ravens will need to acquire a quarterback via trade, as Joe Fagnone is the only other quarterback on the active roster.

Huntley relieved Jackson in Week 8 but suffered a toe injury in the first quarter; he is expected to undergo an MRI this week, creating uncertainty around his availability and the Ravens' quarterback situation heading into Thursday's game versus Jacksonville.

Huntley relieved Jackson after Jackson's thumb injury but went down later in the first quarter with a toe injury, forcing the team to give the ball to the No. 3 emergency quarterback -- undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano. Huntley is expected to have an MRI on his toe this week.

Tyler Huntley checked out of Week 8 against Buffalo with turf toe, leaving the Ravens without their primary backup quarterback and forcing undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano into emergency action.

Huntley got hurt for the Ravens in Week 8 after Lamar Jackson's injury, leaving the Ravens' quarterback situation in limbo and severely impacting the fantasy value of their pass-catchers.

Tyler Huntley is dealing with a toe injury alongside Lamar Jackson's move to injured reserve. Huntley's status is critical for the Ravens offense, as Flowers is only a bounce-back candidate if Huntley returns. The Ravens took the biggest hit of the week with these injuries reshaping the backfield and passing game.

Tyler Huntley (toe) was knocked out of the game after four pass attempts, leaving third-string quarterback Joe Fagnano to manage the Ravens offense. The Ravens predictably failed to pass for 100 yards with Fagnano under center.

Tyler Huntley replaced Lamar Jackson but also had to leave after suffering a toe injury. Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that Huntley is believed to have turf toe and will have an MRI to determine the extent of the injury. The quick turnaround to Thursday seems unlikely given Huntley's inability to return to Sunday's loss to the Bills, leaving his availability for the Jacksonville game in serious doubt.