No Lamar, No Problem: Huntley Leads Ravens' Overtime Comeback in 30-23 SNF Thriller

The Baltimore Ravens found a way without their superstar on Sunday night. Facing an eight-point deficit late in regulation at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, backup quarterback Tyler Huntley engineered a rally that carried Baltimore to a 30-23 overtime victory over the Atlanta Falcons. Huntley struck with 40 seconds remaining in regulation, connecting with Devontez Walker on a seven-yard touchdown before Derrick Henry muscled in a direct-snap two-point conversion to force overtime. Huntley then scored the go-ahead rushing touchdown in the extra period, and safety Kyle Hamilton intercepted Tua Tagovailoa — who had replaced an injured Michael Penix Jr. — to seal the win. The numbers were efficient and unflustered: Huntley completed 24 of 32 passes for 201 yards and two touchdowns with no interceptions, good for a 111.6 passer rating, while adding a rushing score. Henry ground out 102 yards on 24 carries, and kicker Tyler Loop was perfect on three field-goal attempts, including two from 51 yards. Atlanta had controlled much of the evening before the late collapse. Penix threw for 240 yards and a touchdown before a rib injury knocked him out, Drake London posted a game-high 118 receiving yards, and Bijan Robinson added 86 rushing yards — but none of it survived Huntley's finish. The win moved Baltimore to 4-1 and alone atop the AFC North, while Atlanta fell to 2-3 and second in the NFC South — and left wondering about the health of its starting quarterback.