Ravens-Jaguars TNF Game Was So Terrible That The NFL Simply Skipped The Two-Minute Warning [VIDEO]
This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.
Thursday Night Football between the Jacksonville Jaguars and Baltimore Ravens was easily the worst game of the year. On paper, it was looking like a possible playoff matchup, but injuries ruined all of the fun.
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is out indefinitely after suffering a severe right thumb ligament injury that requires surgery. Additionally, he was on injured reserve, forcing him to miss at least four games.
Tyler Huntley is out for the rest of the 2026 NFL season after suffering a severe turf toe injury on his right foot that requires surgery. Despite making a trade for Jacoby Brissett, the team was forced to play undrafted QB Joe Fagnano.
There wasn’t a single moment where he played during the game. It got so bad that the network and officials decided to speed through it.
The Ravens & Jaguars Game Was So Ugly They Just Skipped the 2-Minute Warning
The Jacksonville Jaguars blew out the Baltimore Ravens 33–10 in a dominant Thursday Night Football matchup at M&T Bank Stadium. It was a game with bad weather, as rain fell throughout the contest.
Not many people associated with Baltimore had a great time. It got so bad by the 4th quarter that it appeared the officials and the network skipped the 2-minute warning.
With less than 2 minutes left, Joe Fagnano ran for a first down to extend a drive. The clock stopped as it should for the warning. However, the network opted not to go to commercial. Before you knew it, the Ravens were in the huddle and ready for the next play.
The warning seemed to go a lot faster than usual. Joe Fagnano completed 10 of 18 passes for 60 yards, zero touchdowns, and two interceptions in the game. It is unlikely that he will ever see the field again this year.
