Fagnano’s First Ravens Start Ends in Heavy Loss

Joe Fagnano’s first start for Baltimore ended in a 33-10 defeat by the Jacksonville Jaguars at M&T Bank Stadium on November 5. The rookie completed 10 of 18 passes for 60 yards and threw two interceptions, as the Ravens suffered their fourth consecutive loss.

Before the game, Fagnano shared a hug and kiss on the sideline with his wife, Lydia. The couple married in September. Lydia told him, “Love you! Have fun!”

Fagnano played with his right ankle heavily wrapped after injuring it in Baltimore’s loss to Buffalo on November 1. He started against Jacksonville after the Ravens placed Lamar Jackson on injured reserve with a right thumb injury from that game. Jackson is set to miss at least three games and could be out for the remainder of the season.

The Jaguars took advantage of the rainy conditions to force three turnovers. Baltimore has scored fewer than 14 points in four straight games, the first time in the team’s history it has had such a stretch.

The Ravens have signed quarterback Kedon Slovis, who joined Austin Reed on the 53-man roster. Baltimore is also finalizing a trade for veteran Cardinals quarterback Jacoby Brissett. He is not expected to make his Ravens debut before November 16, when Baltimore faces the Chargers on Monday Night Football.