The Baltimore Ravens will feature a new starting quarterback when they face the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 10 at M&T Bank Stadium.
Veteran signal-caller Jacoby Brissett has been named the starter, stepping in as the team navigates injuries to both Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley, according to Gridiron Heroics.
Both Jackson and Huntley sustained injuries during the team’s Week 8 loss to the Buffalo Bills, leaving the Ravens to search for stability under center.
The team previously utilized third-stringer Joe Fagnano during their Week 9 contest against the Jacksonville Jaguars, as noted by Gridiron Heroics.
Fagnano struggled in his first career NFL start, contributing to a 33-10 loss for Baltimore.
Brissett, who was acquired via trade, is now tasked with leading the offense while managing his adjustment to a new roster.
During a media session on Thursday, Brissett addressed questions regarding whether the team expects him to maintain the season until Jackson is healthy enough to return.
The quarterback emphasized his focus on immediate preparations rather than future roster developments, as reported by WMAR-2 News.
Jackson is currently on the injured reserve list due to a thumb injury.
Although initial reports suggested his season might be over, Jackson has reportedly informed his teammates of his intention to play again before the 2026 campaign concludes, according to ESPN.
Before joining the Ravens, Brissett played for the Arizona Cardinals in 2026, where he recorded 1,719 passing yards and 10 touchdowns across eight starts.
The Ravens hope his veteran presence will provide the necessary leadership to keep their season competitive while the team waits for their primary starter to recover.