Who is Joe Fagnano, the Ravens' third-string quarterback in their loss to the Bills?

Joe Fagnano took over for Baltimore after Lamar Jackson was hurt on his first pass and Snoop Huntley went down four passes later, and the Bills won 36-10. The hosts said Fagnano played seven seasons of college football, four at Maine and three at UConn, where he threw 28 touchdowns and one interception in his final year. They judged his first two throws excellent and the rest of the game a struggle.

• Baltimore became the first team since the 2017 Cowboys to have three quarterbacks throw a pass before halftime.
• Fagnano said he thought he would be healthy enough to start the Thursday game against Jacksonville.
• The hosts called that game a job interview for Ravens offensive coordinator Declan Doyle.

Source: our own transcription of the episode. The full conversation is on Pardon My Take (2026-11-02). Read the whole episode summary →

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