The disappointment of another Lamar Jackson injury — this time to his thumb — and an underwhelming 4-4 record come with one silver lining for Ravens fans.
Ticket prices for their Thursday Night Football primetime matchup against the Jaguars have dropped below $40 on SeatGeek, the team’s official ticketing partner.
It could be a good opportunity for some families to catch a game. Friday is a professional development day for Baltimore City Public Schools, giving students the day off.
It’s the second cheapest get-in price for an NFL game this weekend on SeatGeek. Only the game in Los Angeles between the Chargers, who have yet to win a game, and Houston Texans has cheaper options, with a plethora of tickets available for under $30.
Ravens fans who bought tickets in advance thinking they’d see their star quarterback battle Trevor Lawrence and the reigning AFC South champs have seen the value of their ticket plummet. A seat in Section 107 cost $235 in late September, and now seats are available in that section for under $90.
It’s unclear who will be under center for the Ravens Thursday night, except that it won’t be Jackson, whose season may be over. Regular backup Tyler Huntley also left Sunday afternoon’s game with a toe injury, leaving rookie Joe Fagnano at the helm.
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After the game head coach Jesse Minter said it was unclear whether Huntley would be available or if the team would bring in an extra quarterback from free agency. That decision will be made today, Minter said. He is scheduled to address the media again at 6 p.m. Monday.
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