The Baltimore Ravens’ season continues to go from bad to worse.Injuries to quarterbacks Lamar Jackson (broken right thumb) and Tyler Huntley (toe turf) saw undrafted free agent quarterback Joe Fagnano start under center on Thursday night against the Jacksonville Jaguars.Fagnano has been thrust into the Baltimore starting offense after injuries to Jackson and HuntleyGettyBut despite his best efforts, the 25-year-old UConn product was ultimately powerless to stop the Jaguars and MVP dark horse Trevor Lawrence from storming to a 33-10 victory at a washed out M&T Bank Stadium.Fagnano finished 10-of-18 for 60 yards and two interceptions and attempted just one pass all night of more than 10 yards.The Ravens‘ and running back Derrick Henry’s repeated attempts to run the ball in the torrential rain was continually stymied by one of the NFL’s best run defenses.Henry, ranked as one of the greatest RBs in history by talkSPORT, was held to just 57 yards across four quarters, averaging just 3.4 yards per carry, although he did move into seventh place all-time in rushing yards (13,707) ahead of Hall of Famers Jerome Bettis and LaDainian Tomlinson.Baltimore finished the game with only 55 net passing yards and 10 first downs. Its longest completion gained just 14 yards, and was continually hampered by an offensive line that has been ravaged by injuries and offered zero protection.Ravens’ Vega Ioane speaks out on ‘fired up’ Dwayne Ledford after blowupRavens offensive line coach Dwayne Ledford summed up the feeling around Baltimore’s O-line during a tablet-smashing sideline meltdown.Ledford, who spent five seasons coaching Atlanta’s offensive line before joining Jesse Minter’s staff in February, also serves as Baltimore’s run game coordinator.Amazon Prime cameras captured him venting furiously at various Ravens players, as fans remarked he summed up the general mood around the team at the moment.“He’s seen about enough,” Amazon’s Kirk Herbstreit said on the broadcast. Henry and the Ravens offense was stunted all night by the Jags’ defenseGettyRavens offensive line coach Dwayne Ledford lost his cool in a furious outburstGettyView Tweet: https://x.com/hashtag/Ravens?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw“They’ve had a lot of injuries. They’re on their fourth center. Just a frustrating night. … I’m sure they challenged them all week.”“Dwayne Ledford has had enough of the offensive line shenanigans,” reporter Carita Parks wrote on X.“That tablet throw is every ravens moneyline ticket that got bought before kickoff,” joked one fan.“Season is over for Baltimore,” added another.“He was fired up about the little things we messed up,” right guard Vega Ioane said. “He was doing the right thing. Sometimes it’s the right thing to be a little aggressive like that. That’s what everybody needs. With the way the game went, it’s what we needed.”Brissett has reportedly been acquired by the Ravens to solve their QB issuesGettyRavens’ playoff chances hang by a thread ahead of imminent QB arrivalThe Ravens’ playoff hopes hang by a thread after dropping their fourth consecutive game to fall to 4-5 and bottom of the AFC North.Questions continue to swirl around Jackson’s future, who has been placed on injured reserve and may have already played his last game for the Ravens amid contract limbo.Huntley is also out for the season, which is what prompted a reported trade for Arizona Cardinals quarterback Jacoby Brissett earlier in the week.The 10-year veteran had eight starts with the Cardinals, throwing for 1,719 yards, 10 touchdowns and seven interceptions, although he was eventually replaced by Gardner Minshew.He wasn’t ready to go against the Jags on Thursday, and while the trade is yet to be finalized, he appears destined to start on Monday Night Football against the Los Angeles Chargers next time out.The hope for the Ravens is that Brissett, who averages five passes of 10 air yards or more per game this season, can help resuscitate the Baltimore passing attack and get its best playmakers more involved.The Ravens need “all hands on deck,” King Heny said after the Jags defeat, and Brissett can “come in and help us.”“It’s a hard situation, though, but I know Brissett, and I know what he’s capable of doing,” defensive end Calais Campbell added. “I know that, even though we haven’t played up to our standard, especially on defense, I know that there’s better ball ahead of us.”