Ravens S Kyle Hamilton exits Jaguars game with hip injury

The Baltimore Ravens were getting blown out by the Jacksonville Jaguars, whose defense was slowly suffocating an offense led by a third-string, undrafted rookie quarterback. And then things got worse.

Ravens All-Pro safety Kyle Hamilton was ruled out for the rest of the game, a 33-10 Jaguars win, with a hip injury in the third quarter. He was later seen standing on the sideline, which could be a hopeful sign that the Ravens didn’t lose the best defensive player only a few days after losing Lamar Jackson.

It’s unclear when exactly Hamilton sustained the injury, but Jonas Shaffer of the Baltimore Banner speculated it could have been on a play where he dove for an errant pass by Trevor Lawrence.

Kyle Hamilton’s last play came on the Jaguars’ 3rd-and-12 with 8:18 remaining in the 3rd quarter, but this is my best guess for how he hurt his hip.

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Not a lot of other plays where he’s involved. pic.twitter.com/F2OrdUFkcB

— Jonas Shaffer (@jonas_shaffer) November 6, 2026

Ravens head coach Jesse Minter didn’t have much of an update after the game, telling reporters the team should learn more later:

“Anytime someone leaves the game, you’re concerned. Don’t know much about it yet, [we’ll] get more information tonight and tomorrow and see where that’s at.”

Hamilton in his fifth season and has earned All-Pro honors in each of the past three years, first-team in 2023 and 2025 and second-team in 2024. His athleticism, versatility and football IQ make him arguably the most valuable part of the Ravens defense.

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p style=”text-align:left”>A significant injury would also be a first for Hamilton in his NFL career, as he played at least 15 games in each of his first four seasons.