The Baltimore Ravens beat the Atlanta Falcons 30-23 in overtime on Sunday Night Football, with quarterback Tyler Huntley stepping in for Lamar Jackson, who is absent. Multiple outlets report that Huntley led a late fourth-quarter rally to tie the game, then scored again in overtime, securing the win.
The accounts agree that Huntley was central to Baltimore’s comeback, including key scoring plays and a decisive touchdown run. Coverage also highlights an event in the Falcons’ quarterback situation late in regulation involving a rib injury to Michael Penix Jr., and how the game’s final stretch featured significant pressure and clutch execution from both sides.
Outlets present slightly different emphases: some focus on the dramatic nature of the rally and overtime finish, while others highlight individual performance and game impact. Several reports frame the win as Huntley’s first start of the season and as a showcase of the Ravens’ ability to adjust and compete in Jackson’s absence.
