Tyler Huntley led Baltimore back from an eight-point deficit late in regulation, then scored the go-ahead touchdown in overtime as the Ravens beat the Atlanta Falcons 30–23 on Sunday night.
Kyle Hamilton intercepted Tua Tagovailoa on Atlanta’s overtime possession to finish the comeback. Baltimore improved to 4–1 while playing without Lamar Jackson, who was sidelined by an ankle injury. Atlanta fell to 2–3.
The Ravens trailed 23–15 after Nick Folk’s field goal with 2:31 remaining in the fourth quarter. Huntley answered with a six-play, 71-yard drive, finding Devontez Walker for a seven-yard touchdown with 40 seconds left. Derrick Henry took a direct snap and ran in the two-point conversion.
Baltimore received the overtime kickoff and worked through a 14-play drive. Huntley finished it with a one-yard touchdown run, putting the Ravens ahead with 2:57 remaining.
The Ravens’ account of the finish credited Huntley with 11 consecutive completions across the tying and winning drives. His final passing line was 24 of 32 for 201 yards and two touchdowns.
Henry rushed for 102 yards on 24 carries and scored on an 18-yard reception. Tyler Loop supplied Baltimore’s first-half scoring with three field goals, helping keep the game within reach while the offense struggled to finish drives.
Atlanta quarterback Michael Penix Jr. left late in regulation with a rib injury. He briefly returned before Tagovailoa took over for overtime. Penix finished with 240 passing yards and a touchdown; Drake London caught seven passes for 118 yards.
Baltimore’s late possessions turned a night spent mostly chasing Atlanta into a third consecutive victory. The next quarterback decision will depend on Jackson’s recovery.
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More coverage: TSP’s NFL section and Penix’s rib-injury update.
