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Joe Fagnano’s profile: Who is the Baltimore Ravens quarterback? Age, height, contract, career and more
Undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano (25, 6‑3, 230 lb) leaps from UConn’s 2025 breakout—3,448 yards, 28 TDs, one interception—to a first‑start for the Baltimore Ravens after injuries to Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley. After seven college seasons at Maine and Connecticut, he signs a three‑year, $3.1 million deal in April 2026, with base salaries of $885K, $1.05M and $1.165M. The coach announces his debut against Jacksonville on Nov 5, 2026. The profile also highlights his college accolades, including a Fenway Bowl MVP and Heisman candidacy.
Jaguars RB Bhayshul Tuten ready to ‘let it rip’ vs. Ravens on TNF despite ankle, foot injuries
Jacksonville’s lead back Bhayshul Tuten is cleared to play Thursday night against the Baltimore Ravens despite ankle and foot injuries that sidelined him all week. After a 42-7 win over the Colts where he posted 159 scrimmage yards, two touchdowns and became the first Jags player since 2007 to hit 100 rushing, 50 receiving yards and multiple scores in a game, Tuten is expected to receive a near‑normal workload. The Jaguars sit 5-2 atop the AFC South, while the Ravens, now 4-4, will start rookie QB Joe Fagnano after Lamar Jackson’s injury. Kickoff is 8:15 p.m. ET at M&T Bank Stadium.
How to Watch Jaguars vs. Ravens: Time, TV Channel, Live Stream
The Jacksonville Jaguars travel to Baltimore for a Thursday Night Football showdown on Nov. 5, 2026, kicking off at 7:15 p.m. CT (8:15 p.m. ET). The game streams nationally on Prime Video (Prime membership required) and is available on NFL+ for mobile. Local TV spots feature FOX30 in Jacksonville and WMAR‑TV (ABC) Channel 2 in Baltimore. Jaguars lead the AFC South (5‑2) after a 42‑7 win, with Trevor Lawrence at the helm, while the Ravens (4‑4) are missing Lamar Jackson and start rookie QB Joe Fagnano. Betting lines show Jacksonville as a 10‑point favorite.
Ravens add another QB after agreeing to trade for Jacoby Brissett
The Baltimore Ravens trade for Arizona Cardinals QB Jacoby Brissett as they cope with injuries to Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley, both placed on IR after a loss to Buffalo. Austin Reed joins the 53‑man roster as the immediate backup, while Joe Fagnano starts Thursday’s home game against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Brissett is expected to take over once the trade finalizes, replacing his recent benching in Arizona for Gardner Minshew. The Ravens sit at 4‑4 and hope Brissett can steady the offense while they await news on Jackson’s health.
Marvin Harrison Jr. More Production Coming Off Texans Bye?
Marvin Harrison Jr. returns from the Texans’ Week 8 bye still fighting for a larger role after a trade from Arizona on Oct. 11. In Houston he’s posted just four catches for 40 yards on eight targets across two games, including a 6‑yard TD in a 34‑31 win over the Jaguars and a costly drop in an overtime loss to the Giants. With the Texans (2‑5) facing a winless Chargers squad in Week 9, Harrison’s snap count remains low and he’s a bench‑warm‑or‑flex in most PPR leagues. He only becomes a viable waiver add if his targets increase to five or more and his snaps surpass teammate Tank Dell’s.
Jacksonville Jaguars vs. Baltimore Ravens game discussion, live chat
Good afternoon, Big Cat Country! The Jaguars are in Baltimore for their matchup against the Ravens. Thursday Night Football kicks off at 8:15 PM EST. Game updates can be found on our X/Twitter, Bluesky, and Facebook.
Jaguars vs. Ravens TNF Start 'Em, Sit 'Em: Derrick Henry, Zay Flowers, Trevor Lawrence, Bhayshul Tuten, Parker Washington, Jakobi Meyers, more
The Baltimore Ravens and Jacksonville Jaguars kick off Week 9 of the 2026 NFL season on Thursday Night Football in […]
Bombshell: Adam Schefter Names Starting NFL Quarterback Likely To Be Traded At Deadline
ESPN insider Adam Schefter hints that Indianapolis Colts starter Daniel Jones could become a surprise trade target before the NFL deadline on Tuesday. Schefter mentions the Baltimore Ravens and Minnesota Vikings as potential suitors, noting the Ravens' quarterback injuries and the Vikings' hamstring‑hit Kyler Murray, plus Jones’s prior stint with Minnesota. The Colts, sitting 2‑6 after a 42‑7 loss to Jacksonville, have already moved key players like Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner, and Jones’s $5.5 million base salary may make a deal feasible. Schefter stresses the rumor isn’t a confirmed move, but the speculation adds intrigue to the upcoming deadline.
NFL Week 9 Staff Predictions: Can the Vikings Bounce Back Against the Bills?
The EssentiallySports staff lay out their Week 9 NFL picks as the league hits the midway point. Senior writers Luke Hubbard (12‑2), Reubyn Coutinho (9‑5) and Daniel Rios (11‑3) each project dominant wins for the Jacksonville Jaguars over the Baltimore Ravens after Lamar Jackson lands on IR, a close Bengals‑Falcons contest favoring Cincinnati, a Cowboys‑Colts blowout in Indianapolis, and a Chiefs‑Jets matchup tilted toward Kansas City. The article highlights key injuries, trade delays and recent performances to justify each forecast, noting that the Vikings‑Bills clash remains a pivotal test for Minnesota’s bounce‑back hopes.
Rising Star Connected to Jacksonville Jaguars as ‘Luxury Trade Target’
The Jacksonville Jaguars, sitting 5-2 and boasting the NFL’s fifth‑ranked offense, look to shore up their defense before the Nov. 10 trade deadline after season‑ending injuries to safety Eric Murray and DT DaVon Hamilton. ESPN’s Bill Barnwell says the Jaguars see Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Moro Ojomo, 25, as a “luxury trade target.” Ojomo posted a career‑high six sacks in 2025 and could replace the departing Arik Armstead if Jacksonville extends his contract, while the Eagles may gain draft picks as they move on from a surplus interior line. The move could boost Jacksonville’s postseason chances.
NFL Week 9 predictions according to Madden 27
Madden 27’s Week 9 simulation predicts a solid 11‑3 record after an 67‑38 run since Week 2, and the tool’s forecasts line up with the actual results. The Jaguars dominate the Ravens 34‑6 behind Derrick Henry, while the Bengals beat the Falcons 31‑24 as Joe Burrow throws for over 340 yards and three TDs. Dallas edges Indianapolis 36‑28 thanks to Dak Prescott’s 70% completion rate and a 255‑yard passing duo of Lamb and Pickens. Kansas City snaps its losing streak with a 24‑13 win over the Jets, and Miami overpowers Detroit 27‑17. The article breaks down each game’s key plays and player performances, showing how Madden 27’s predictions hold up this week.
NFL Fantasy Football Week 9 2026 Start ‘Em Sit ‘Em: D/ST
ClutchPoints breaks down Week 9 fantasy D/ST starts and sits. Top start: Jacksonville Jaguars vs. Ravens, as rookie QB Joe Fagnano’s shaky debut gives the Jags a prime opportunity after a dominant defensive performance against the Colts. Next up, the Houston Texans are favored over the struggling Chargers, who rank last in points per game. The Seattle Seahawks also earn a start against the Arizona Cardinals despite quarterback uncertainty. Sit the Los Angeles Rams against the Washington Commanders due to the Rams’ inconsistent DST rankings and missing edge rusher Myles Garrett. The piece includes key player quotes and matchup insights to guide fantasy owners.
Jonathan Taylor’s Wife Ayanna Says Trade Speculation Has Her Feeling Like “a Prized Calf Waiting for the Slaughter”
Ayanna Taylor takes the trade chatter about her husband, Colts running back Jonathan Taylor, to TikTok, likening her anxiety to a "prized calf waiting for the slaughter" as the NFL trade deadline looms on Nov. 10. She posts videos after Indianapolis’ 42-7 loss to Jacksonville, asks fans if a "quiet storm" is brewing, and notes interest from teams like Minnesota. Meanwhile, NFL Network's Ian Rapoport says the Colts want a "Christian McCaffrey-type" return, even as they’ve already moved Quenton Nelson, DeForest Buckner and faced a trade request from Josh Downs. Taylor himself shrugs off the hype, saying TikTok won’t change anything.
Why Raiders trading Jackson Powers-Johnson to Jags for Brian Thomas Jr. could work
Why the Las Vegas Raiders trading Jackson Powers-Johnson to the Jacksonville Jaguars in a deal for Brian Thomas Jr. could work for both sides.
Colts’ Josh Downs speaks up on awkward situation after trade request
Wide receiver Josh Downs addressed trade rumors surrounding his future with the Indianapolis Colts, denying that he directly asked to be moved. Speaking to reporters, Downs emphasized his contract and commitment to the team that drafted him, while acknowledging the speculation. He leads the Colts in receiving yards this season with 30 catches for 330 yards and a touchdown, though his recent output has dipped, including a 23-yard, one‑touchdown performance in a 42‑7 loss to Jacksonville. Coach Shane Steichen confirms Downs is still practicing as the trade deadline looms ahead of the Cowboys matchup.
Colts star Jonathan Taylor gets brutally honest on constant trade rumors
Colts running back Jonathan Taylor says the nonstop trade chatter has turned into background noise as Indianapolis readies for its Week 9 showdown with the Dallas Cowboys. The 27‑year‑old has amassed 610 rushing yards and eight touchdowns in a 2‑6 season, but endured a rough 42‑7 loss to Jacksonville, fumbling once. Despite the franchise’s recent moves—trading Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner—and rejecting a 2027 second‑round offer for Taylor, he insists his focus is on ending the four‑game skid and delivering a better product against the Cowboys. The article details his stats, the trade rumors, and the stakes for Sunday’s game.
AFC North Preview, Week 9: Steelers on bye, Ravens in desperation mode
The AFC North preview highlights the Ravens’ crisis after losing both starters Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley to season‑ending injuries, leaving third‑string QB Joe Fagnano to face a tough Jacksonville Jaguars matchup. Jacksonville, 5‑2 with the league’s best point differential (+85) and a stingy run defense, forces Baltimore to rely on quick outlet passes. Meanwhile, the Steelers enjoy a bye, the Bengals travel to Spain to play the Falcons after a dramatic OT win over the Titans, and the Browns head to New Orleans seeking a bounce‑back without Deshaun Watson. Key storylines include quarterback depth, run‑game challenges, and defensive matchups across the division.
Week 9 Start 'Em, Sit 'Em, Play or Bench Tips for Fantasy Football Managers
Week 9 will open with Thursday night's matchup between the Baltimore Ravens and Jacksonville Jaguars. It will culminate with a Monday night showdown between the Buffalo Bills and Minnesota Vikings. In between will be a 13-game Sunday slate that will test the nerves of many a fantasy football manager.
NFL rumors: 1 Jaguars target who could determine fate of Eagles’ trade deadline
The Eagles, sitting 2-6 without Jalen Hurts, face a pivotal trade‑deadline decision centered on defensive tackle Moro Ojomo. ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reports Jacksonville may trade for Ojomo to bolster its line, testing Philadelphia’s willingness to retain or move the player despite recent extensions for Jordan Davis and Jalen Carter. How the Eagles handle Ojomo could signal their overall deadline strategy, even as they keep Saquon Barkley and gear up for a Week 9 showdown with the Giants on Nov 8.
Colts’ Anthony Richardson says he’s not thinking about trade request ahead of deadline
Quarterback Anthony Richardson tells The Athletic he’s no longer dwelling on his offseason trade request as the NFL trade deadline looms. The Indianapolis Colts remain active in the market, but Richardson says he’s focused on "getting on the field, showing up to work and preparing" for any opportunity, including a possible start after his cameo against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Coach Shane Steichen may still decide between Richardson and Daniel Jones as the Colts seek a spark in a struggling season.
Jaguars vs. Ravens Fantasy Football Worksheet, Week 9
Sharp Football Analysis’s Week 9 fantasy worksheet highlights a Thursday Night clash where the Jaguars (ranked 5th in points per game, +85 point differential) host the Ravens (30th in offensive EPA). Jacksonville leads the league in takeaway scores and 10‑yard passing gains, while Baltimore struggles in the second half and ranks near the bottom in yards per play after Lamar Jackson’s season‑ending injury. Trevor Lawrence, a QB5 in fantasy scoring, is a back‑end QB1 upside if the Jags maintain a lopsided script, but his value drops in late‑game situations. The Ravens have allowed big fantasy performances to QBs like Burrow and Allen, making the matchup a potential high‑scoring affair for fantasy owners.
Watch Travis Hunter's Mic'd Up Reaction to Seeing WWE Icon Big Show at Jaguars Game
Jacksonville Jaguars cornerback Travis Hunter couldn't help but be starstruck when WWE legend Big Show made an appearance at Sunday's game against the Indianapolis Colts.
“Hurt Like Heck”: Travis Hunter’s Wife Leanna Lenee Shares Painful Truth About Her Jaguars-Colts Game Day Outfit
Leanna Lenee, wife of Jacksonville Jaguars rookie Travis Hunter, reveals the discomfort of her game‑day outfit for the Nov. 1 Jaguars‑Colts matchup. In a TikTok "outfit‑check" she says the custom off‑the‑shoulder jersey, leather‑style jeans, black heels and belly chain "hurt like heck," though she doesn’t specify which piece. She also shows her son’s last‑minute coordinated look. The Jaguars dominated Indianapolis 42‑7, with Trevor Lawrence throwing three TDs and Bhayshul Tuten rushing for 104 yards. Hunter logged a five‑yard rush and four tackles. Leanna’s fashion flair continues to draw attention after a previous Jaguar‑themed dress at a Patriots game.
Chris Russo warns of ‘dead’ primetime NFL games on the horizon
On his SiriusXM show, Chris “Mad Dog” Russo warns that the NFL’s expanding primetime slate is turning into a string of “dead” games. He cites 13 upcoming matchups—including New England at the winless Los Angeles Chargers, Cincinnati at Washington, Jacksonville‑Baltimore, and a Christmas‑Eve showdown between the Houston Texans and Philadelphia Eagles—as likely ratings duds. Russo argues the league’s push for more Thursday, Black‑Friday and holiday games is stretching talent thin, leaving viewers with uncompetitive broadcasts despite the NFL’s ratings dominance.
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