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Sunday in Buffalo was supposed to be a statement game for the Ravens against Bills quarterback Josh Allen. Two-time MVP Lamar Jackson was finally back, and Baltimore looked whole again. That feeling lasted about one snap. But the Ravens were…

The Baltimore Ravens are reportedly pursuing Chicago Bears backup quarterback Tyson Bagent via trade after Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley both suffered injuries in a 36-10 loss to the Buffalo Bills. Jackson dislocated his thumb on his first snap and is expected to miss at least four games, while Huntley sustained an apparent turf toe injury, leaving undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano to finish the contest.
According to reports from Jason La Canfora and Mike Florio, Baltimore has contacted Chicago regarding Bagent, who previously worked under Ravens offensive coordinator Declan Doyle. If a deal cannot be reached, the report notes veteran options such as Jimmy Garoppolo and Josh Johnson could also be considered.
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