Ravens' Lamar Jackson out for rest of game with thumb injury - ESPN

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Lamar Jackson's return lasted one play.

Jackson, the star quarterback for the Baltimore Ravens, was ruled out for the remainder of Sunday's game at the Buffalo Bills with a right thumb injury.

He hurt his thumb on his first play in Sunday's game. While throwing a pass, Jackson had his right hand struck by the hand of Bills outside linebacker Greg Rousseau, who was attempting to knock down the throw.

The two-time NFL MVP immediately looked down at his hand and went to the sideline. He went into the tunnel with his right hand wrapped and held by a trainer.

It only got worse for the Ravens in the second quarter, when Tyler «Snoop» Huntley, who was 2-for-4 for zero yards, left the game with a right toe injury. Huntley was ruled out in the third quarter.

With Jackson and Huntley injured, Baltimore turned to No. 3 quarterback Joe Fagnano, an undrafted rookie out of Connecticut. This is Fagnano's first regular-season appearance after an impressive preseason.

This was Jackson's first game back after missing the past three games with a high ankle sprain. It's a devastating loss for Baltimore, which had scored only five touchdowns in the previous 14 quarters without Jackson.

The Ravens (4-3) are looking to avoid a three-game losing streak.