Tyler Huntley faces Atlanta Falcons with the Baltimore Ravens.
Is Tyler Huntley injured?
Tyler Huntley has no injury designation right now.
What's happening with Tyler Huntley
With Lamar Jackson sidelined, Tyler Huntley handled every offensive snap at quarterback in Baltimore's win, showing the Ravens can stay competitive without their starter. In the backfield, Derrick Henry continued to see the heavier workload, outsnapping Justice Hill 42-35, limiting Hill's role as Jackson's absence shaped the game plan.
After stepping in and leading the Ravens to another tough road win in overtime, backup quarterback Tyler Huntley offered pointed remarks about Lamar Jackson following the victory. The comments drew attention given the team's ongoing quarterback situation, though specifics of what Huntley said were not detailed beyond his strong reaction.
Mark Andrews had high praise for backup quarterback Tyler Huntley following Baltimore's 30-23 overtime victory over Atlanta on Sunday Night Football. Andrews' comments highlighted the confidence the Ravens have in Huntley stepping into a key role, underscoring his value as a reliable option when called upon under center.
Tyler Huntley delivered a historic performance in Baltimore's 30-23 overtime win over Atlanta, becoming only the second backup quarterback since 2000 to accomplish the feat. His play helped steady the Ravens' offense in a crucial victory, reinforcing his value as a reliable fill-in option behind center.
Tyler Huntley directed Baltimore's offense through a 30-23 overtime win over Atlanta, earning game-ball recognition for his performance. His steady play down the stretch helped the Ravens close out a tight divisional-style matchup and kept their offense productive in a pivotal road victory.
Tyler Huntley took every offensive snap at quarterback for Baltimore while filling in for Lamar Jackson, and Derrick Henry outsnapped Justice Hill 42-35 in the backfield during the win.
Derrick Henry made a big play on Sunday Night Football against Atlanta, snapping a nearly two-year drought, as Baltimore relied on Henry, Tyler Huntley and Justice Hill with Lamar Jackson out.