The Baltimore Ravens suffered a 36-10 defeat to the Buffalo Bills on November 1, 2026, and the loss may have come with a far greater cost: quarterback Lamar Jackson potentially missing the remainder of the season due to injury.
Jackson left the game early after sustaining an injury, and initial reports suggest the Ravens are bracing for a season-ending diagnosis. The 26-year-old MVP candidate had been instrumental to Baltimore's offense, and his absence would dramatically alter the team's playoff aspirations.
The Bills dominated the contest, building a commanding lead behind a balanced attack and stifling defense. Buffalo's victory improves their record while dealing a severe blow to the Ravens' campaign.
Further evaluation on Jackson's condition is expected in the coming days, but the organization is preparing for the possibility of navigating the rest of the season without its star signal-caller.
