Ravens complete trade for Jacoby Brissett
Baltimore turns to the former Cardinals quarterback amid injuries at the position; the supplied report does not specify the trade terms.
The Baltimore Ravens completed a trade for quarterback Jacoby Brissett from the Arizona Cardinals, NFL.com reported. The supplied report does not state the compensation or other terms of the deal.
Brissett’s arrival follows injuries to Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley. NFL.com said Brissett was expected to start against the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 10, but described that as a presumption rather than a confirmed announcement.
Baltimore’s quarterback changes
Undrafted free agent Joe Fagnano started against Jacksonville after Jackson returned in Week 8 and injured his thumb on his first play back, following an earlier absence with an ankle injury.
Huntley had taken over as starter in Jackson’s place. After relieving Jackson against Buffalo, he suffered a turf toe injury that, according to NFL.com, ended his season. The report said Jackson was on injured reserve and out indefinitely.
Brissett’s 2026 season
Brissett began his 11th NFL season as Arizona’s QB1, then was benched after eight starts in favor of Gardner Minshew. NFL.com reported that Brissett had completed 63.3% of his passes for 1,719 yards, 10 touchdowns and seven interceptions in 2026.
Baltimore is the seventh NFL team for Brissett, following New England, Indianapolis, Miami, Cleveland, Washington and Arizona. The report said he had started for five of those teams before joining the Ravens.
Arizona’s quarterback plan
NFL.com reported that Minshew would start for the Cardinals, with rookie Carson Beck in reserve and potentially in line for an opportunity later. The report characterized Arizona’s aim as remaining competitive while building for the future.
The report also said Baltimore had a 12% playoff probability after its Thursday defeat. That figure was reported as a probability, not a qualification result.
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