Ravens may explore trading for Tyson Bagent
The Baltimore Ravens face an urgent quarterback crisis after Lamar Jackson suffered a thumb injury that could sideline him for the season, while backup Tyler Huntley’s toe injury remains unassessed. With no other viable starters on the roster—Joe Fagnone is the lone remaining option—and no quarterbacks on the practice squad, the team may turn to free-agent options, including Tyson Bagent.
The Bears’ third-stringer carries a $4 million salary in 2026 and a $4.25 million compensation package the following year, though acquiring him would likely require a significant trade package. Ravens offensive coordinator Declan Doyle’s prior tenure with Bagent in Chicago adds context to the potential move, though the Bears also retain Case Keenum behind Caleb Williams, complicating any deal.
The Ravens’ thin depth chart leaves little room for error, and with Huntley’s availability uncertain, Baltimore could act quickly to secure a stopgap solution before the trade deadline expires.
