Ravens consider Kedon Slovis at quarterback before Jaguars clash

The Baltimore Ravens are preparing to start Kedon Slovis at quarterback for their upcoming NFL game against the Jacksonville Jaguars on 6 November. This decision comes as Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley remain sidelined, while Joe Fagnano is dealing with an ankle injury. Slovis could be the Ravens' option to fill the crucial position just two days before the Week 9 showdown.

Baltimore currently sits 10th in the NFL standings with a record of four wins and four losses from eight games played. Their recent form has been mixed, with three consecutive defeats following two wins. The team has struggled offensively and defensively, reflected in a negative point difference of 24.

The Ravens will face the Jacksonville Jaguars, who are positioned fourth in the league with five wins and two losses from seven matches. The Jaguars have a strong recent record, winning four of their last five games and boasting a positive goal difference of 85 points. Their home advantage and form make them a tough opponent for Baltimore.

The Ravens, part of the AFC North division, will need to adapt quickly with their quarterback situation to challenge the Jaguars, who compete in the AFC South. The match on 6 November offers Baltimore a chance to improve their standing and halt their losing streak, while Jacksonville aims to maintain their momentum and secure a higher league position.