Baltimore Ravens' starting quarterback will miss the remainder of the season after medical tests confirmed the severity of an injury sustained during the team's December 27, 2025 game against the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field. The Ravens organization announced the decision Wednesday following evaluation results that revealed the full extent of the damage.
The injury occurred during Baltimore's matchup in Green Bay, Wisconsin, where the Ravens faced the Packers in a regular-season contest. While the specific nature of the injury and the quarterback's identity were not disclosed in the initial announcement, the season-ending designation indicates a significant setback for the franchise's playoff aspirations.
Team medical staff conducted comprehensive testing over recent days before delivering the final prognosis. The Ravens will now turn to their backup options under center as they navigate the remainder of their schedule without their primary signal-caller.
