Backup QB Huntley rewards Ravens' faith in him with...

Match Overview

Backup quarterback Tyler Huntley stepped into the starting role and delivered under pressure, steering the Baltimore Ravens to a gritty 16-13 overtime victory. Huntley commanded a 12-play, 68-yard overtime drive that set up Justin Tucker’s decisive 42-yard field goal with 3:18 remaining in the extra period.

Baltimore leaned on a ball-control game plan to overcome a relentless opposing pass rush. After squandering a fourth-quarter lead, the Ravens relied on Huntley’s dual-threat ability to stabilize the offense and close out the contest.

Key Stats & Facts

• Tyler Huntley (BAL): 21/29 passing (72.4%), 188 passing yards, 1 passing TD, 0 INT, 103.8 passer rating; 11 carries for 54 rushing yards.
• Overtime Efficiency: Baltimore converted three third downs during their lone possession in OT, running 6:42 off the game clock.
• Third-Down Conversions: Ravens finished 8-of-16 (50.0%), while holding their opponent to 4-of-13 (30.8%).
• Time of Possession: Baltimore controlled the tempo with 37:14 of possession against 26:04.
• Justin Tucker (BAL): 3-for-3 on field goal attempts (27, 35, 42 yards), extending his NFL record of walk-off field goals.
• Turnovers: Baltimore won the turnover battle 1-0, committing zero giveaways across 73 total offensive plays.

Player Spotlight & Standings Impact

Player Spotlight: Tyler Huntley

Huntley demonstrated remarkable composure in high-leverage situations, converting four combined first downs with his legs when passing lanes broke down. His lone touchdown pass—a pinpoint 14-yard strike in the second quarter—capped an 80-yard drive, validating the coaching staff’s trust in his ability to manage the game cleanly without turnovers.

Standings Impact

The victory lifts the Ravens to 9-4, preserving their slim lead at the top of the AFC North. Crucially, the win maintains Baltimore’s position as the No. 3 seed in the crowded AFC playoff picture while buying valuable recovery time for starting quarterback Lamar Jackson.