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FINAL Ravens vs Jaguars Injury Reports: Updates on Lamar Jackson, Tyler Huntley, Bhayshul Tuten & More

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By Jordan Tomiyama in NFL News

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Trevor Lawrence celebrates with teammates.
Nov 1, 2026; Jacksonville, Florida, USA; Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence (16) and running back Bhayshul Tuten (33) celebrate after a touchdown during the second quarter against the Indianapolis Colts at EverBank Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Morgan Tencza-Imagn Images
  • The Jacksonville Jaguars visit the Baltimore Ravens in a Thursday Night Football tilt
  • Who is the Ravens’ starting quarterback?
  • Keep scrolling to see the latest injury updates and odds

The Baltimore Ravens host the Jacksonville Jaguars in a Week 9 clash at M\&T Bank Stadium. Major health concerns cloud the betting landscape on both sides of the ball. A staggering number of players are on the injury reports, creating major variables for bettors looking to grind out a profit. Kickoff is set for 8:15 PM ET.

Baltimore takes a devastating hit, officially ruling out MVP quarterback Lamar Jackson with a right thumb injury. With primary backup Tyler Huntley also sidelined, the home squad faces a drastically altered offensive outlook. Defensively, shutdown cornerback Nate Wiggins is dealing with a stinger.

Jacksonville is managing its own lengthy injury list. Bettors must closely monitor defensive end Travon Walker and his questionable tag. This article breaks down the official game designations and practice participation for both squads.

JAX Jaguars Injury Report

Player (Position)InjuryPractice ParticipationStatus
Bhayshul Tuten (RB)AnkleLimitedQuestionable
Travon Walker (DE)RibLimitedQuestionable
Branson Combs (LB)ShoulderLimitedNone
Chris Rodriguez Jr (RB)HandLimitedNone
DaVon Hamilton (DT)KneeDNPNone
Eric Murray (SAF)ElbowDNPNone
Ezra Cleveland (OL)KneeLimitedNone
Antonio Johnson (SAF)AnkleLimitedNone
Jakobi Meyers (WR)HamstringLimitedNone
Jarrian Jones (CB)AnkleLimitedNone

While quarterback chaos in Baltimore dominates the headlines, the Jaguars bring plenty of walking wounded to M&T Bank Stadium. Several crucial pieces of their ground-and-pound attack and defensive front are heavily banged up. Let’s dig into the data before checking the latest NFL odds

The most glaring concern is running back Bhayshul Tuten. He is officially questionable with an ankle injury and missed practice entirely. Despite the red flag, top NFL betting apps still have his rushing-yards total listed at O/U 67.5.

If Tuten is ruled out, the offense must rely on Chris Rodriguez Jr to shoulder the load. Rodriguez is managing a hand issue but has a rushing-yards O/U of 30.5. In the passing game, veteran receiver Jakobi Meyers is battling a hamstring injury. Bettors targeting his receiving yards prop (O/U 38.5) should closely monitor his pre-game warmups before firing.

Defensively, the squad is sweating Travon Walker’s status. Listed as questionable with a rib injury, Walker was limited in practice. His absence would alter their defensive schemes and relieve pressure on Baltimore’s third-string signal-caller.

Additionally, starting defensive tackle DaVon Hamilton missed practice, raising major red zone efficiency concerns against a run-heavy opponent. Keep an eye on NFL public betting to see how sharp money reacts.

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BAL Ravens Injury Report

Player (Position) Injury Practice Participation Status
Jaylinn Hawkins (SAF) Knee DNP Out
Lamar Jackson (QB) Right Thumb DNP Out
Tyler Huntley (QB) Toe DNP Out
Adam Randall (RB) Neck Full Questionable
Nate Wiggins (CB) Stinger DNP Questionable
Joe Fagnano (QB) Ankle Full None
Justice Hill (RB) Groin Full None
Mark Andrews (TE) Hand Full None
Matt Hibner (TE) Hand Full None
Roquan Smith (LB) Foot Full None

The home team’s injury report is loaded with devastating blows to its quarterback depth chart. This slew of injuries has drastically reshaped the betting outlook for this AFC matchup. Baltimore plummeted from a -4.5 opening favorite to a HUGE 10-point home underdog.

The biggest impact on the moneyline comes from the quarterback room. With reigning MVP Lamar Jackson and primary backup Tyler Huntley officially ruled out, the offense will look drastically different. Third-string quarterback Joe Fagnano will take the snaps and attempt to salvage their turnover differential.

While Fagnano is nursing an ankle issue, his full practice participation suggests he is ready to roll. Bookmakers have tempered expectations for any air-raid offense, setting his passing-yards prop at a modest O/U of 162.5. To support their young quarterback, the team desperately needs veteran playmakers to step up and showcase great pocket presence.

Tight end Mark Andrews played through a hand injury. His receiving-yards prop sits at an unusually low number (best available O/U 20.1 at BetMGM), reflecting the overall downgrade under center. In the backfield, Justice Hill also practiced fully despite a groin issue. Oddsmakers have his combined rushing and receiving yards set at O/U 31.5.

Defensively, Baltimore is missing safety Jaylinn Hawkins, and starting cornerback Nate Wiggins is HIGHLY questionable after failing to practice. If Wiggins can’t suit up, the secondary could be incredibly vulnerable.

Fortunately, star linebacker Roquan Smith appears to be trending up. Despite a foot injury, Smith practiced fully, and bettors can SMASH his combined tackles prop at O/U 8.5.

Given the sheer volume of high-impact absences, it is no surprise the point total cratered from 49.5 down to 39.5. Bettors will need to weigh whether Fagnano and a bruised supporting cast can generate enough scoring to cover the spread.

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Jordan Tomiyama

Jordan has worked in sports media for the last seven years, writing articles, managing social media, and covering sporting events for various media outlets. Jordan's work focuses on NBA, WNBA, college basketball, and the NHL.

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