The Baltimore Ravens lost 36-10 on the road to the Buffalo Bills on a day when QB Tyler Huntley got a concerning injury diagnosis. Lamar Jackson's thumb injury complicated matters as Joe Fagnano played the majority of the game for coach Jesse Minter's team.

After the game, Ravens star safety Kyle Hamilton was asked by Kyle Goon of the Baltimore Banner about the QB situation and how it affected him and his teammates. He drew a line between offense and defense as he vented his true thoughts in a cold-blooded fashion.

“I mean this with no disrespect, but s— has nothing to do with us. We're a defense, and at the end of the day you gotta go out there and play how you want to be remembered.”

The Ravens gave up over 400 yards to Josh Allen and the Bills as Allen racked up yards through the air and James Cook shredded them on the ground. Hamilton's defense got a forced fumble from Roquan Smith and an interception from Broderick Washington but provided little resistance on the day as the Bills got just about whatever they wanted when the ball was in their hands. Hamilton had seven tackles, but Buffalo kept attacking, converting 4-5 fourth down opportunities as they kept Baltimore from getting too comfortable.

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Jackson's thumb injury came on the first snap and robbed fans of a matchup between two potential future MVPs. There isn't much time to commiserate or think about what went wrong with Baltimore's next game scheduled for November 5 at home against the surging Jacksonville Jaguars.

Hamilton knows the Ravens have an uphill battle with two injured quarterbacks, but there's still hope for a team with playoff aspirations and a talented group left to pick up the slack.