The Baltimore Ravens lost Lamar Jackson after one play on Sunday against the Buffalo Bills.
Shortly after that, backup Tyler Huntley went out with an injury to his right foot.
That brought emergency quarterback Joe Fagnano into the game.
This sets up a situation where Huntley can return but ...
Doubling back on this: Tyler Huntley CAN return to the game if he’s cleared to do so. Joe Fagnano would have to leave and would only be able to come back in if Huntley was injured again. Didn’t have this correct previously. Apologies there. So Huntley remains questionable to… https://t.co/xs2f5sUqic
— Mike Garafolo (@MikeGarafolo) November 1, 2026
Joe who? Glad you asked.
Joe Fagnano into the game as emergency 3rd QB for the Ravens following Tyler Huntley injury pic.twitter.com/bEcSCahkxU
— NFL on CBS 🏈 (@NFLonCBS) November 1, 2026
Joe Fagnano
Joe Fagnano is an undrafted
free agent out of UConn.
Joe Fagnano
Talk about an unlikely road to playing in the NFL. Fagnano was a walk-on at Maine. Yes, the Black Bears. He threw for 5,674 yards and 46 touchdowns in four seasons with Maine, going 10-15 as a starter.
Joe Fagnano
Fagnano transferred to UConn for the 2023 season. He was 0-2 that year, 4-1 in 2024, and 9-3 in 2025. Yes, he played seven seasons of college football. He threw for 5,252 yards and 48 touchdowns as a Huskie.
Joe Fagnano
He was the MVP of the 2024 Fenway Bowl, which saw UConn beat North Carolina, 27-14. Fagnano was 16-of-23 for 151 yards and two touchdown.
Joe Fagnano
Fagnano is listed at 6-foot-3 1/4 and 226 pounds.
This article originally appeared on Touchdown Wire: 5 things to know about Ravens emergency quarterback Joe Fagnano













