The Baltimore Ravens have confirmed that Jacoby Brissett will serve as the starting quarterback for Monday night’s Week 10 game against the Los Angeles Chargers. The decision comes after the team placed both Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley on injured reserve, leaving rookie Joe Fagnano to handle the Week 9 loss to Jacksonville.
Seattle acquired Brissett in a trade with the Arizona Cardinals just before their Week 9 contest. According to Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic, head coach Jesse Minter told reporters that Brissett has been in the building working with quarterback coach Israel Woolfork and that “I expect him to be our starter Monday night.”
Brissett to lead Ravens offense against the 0‑8 Chargers
“Minter said Jacoby Brissett has been in the building and working with QB coach Israel Woolfork. ‘I expect him to be our starter Monday night,’” Zrebiec reported.
Brissett, a veteran journeyman, spent the previous season with Arizona, where he posted 1,719 passing yards with ten touchdowns and seven interceptions. With the Ravens, he will join a receiving corps that includes Zay Flowers and a backfield anchored by Derrick Henry, giving the offense a more established command of the playbook.
The Chargers, who sit at 0‑8, may also be in transition at quarterback, as Justin Herbert’s availability is uncertain. The Ravens’ move to start Brissett sets up a matchup between two teams searching for momentum at the halfway point of the season.
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