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Sports · November 13, 2026

Ravens announce Lamar Jackson had surgery on broken and dislocated thumb, will be out 6-10 weeks

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Baltimore Ravens head coach Jesse Minter announced on Friday that quarterback Lamar Jackson underwent surgery for a broken and dislocated thumb. The injury, sustained during the first snap of a Week 8 matchup against the Buffalo Bills on November 1, is expected to sideline Jackson for 6-10 weeks. The Ravens, currently 4-5 and last in the AFC North, are reportedly trading for Jacoby Brissett from the Arizona Cardinals to address a depleted quarterback depth chart following injuries to backups Tyler Huntley and Joe Fagnano.

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Reported by multiple outlets

  • Lamar Jackson underwent surgery for a broken and dislocated thumb.
  • The injury occurred during a Week 8 game against the Buffalo Bills.
  • Head coach Jesse Minter issued a statement on Friday confirming the surgery and timeline.
  • Jackson is expected to be sidelined for 6-10 weeks.
  • The injury occurred on November 1, 2026.

Reported by only some outlets

  • Fox News reports that the surgery occurred during the same week as the injury.
  • Fox News and New York Post report that Jesse Minter was previously tight-lipped or declined to address Jackson's status earlier in the week.
  • New York Post and CBS Sports report the Ravens are currently 4-5 and in last place in the AFC North.
  • Fox News reports the Ravens are trading for Jacoby Brissett from the Arizona Cardinals.
  • CBS Sports reports Jackson previously missed 3.5 games this season due to a high ankle sprain suffered in Week 4.
  • CBS Sports notes that backups Tyler Huntley and Joe Fagnano also suffered injuries during or after the Bills game.

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