Baltimore Beatdown on Tyler Huntley

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The Baltimore Ravens appeared to be on their way to another surprising win with Tyler Huntley at the helm of their offense, taking a 13-0 lead into halftime against the Cincinnati Bengals. But Baltimore's defense completely folded in the second half with no support from an offense that managed just two first downs after their first drive on the third quarter.
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Huntley limited outside scripted plays; couldn't convert in short yardage or red zone

Tyler Huntley started for the Ravens in their 35-13 loss to Cincinnati, leading them to a 13-0 halftime lead but managing just two first downs after their opening drive in the third quarter. Multiple analysts note his limitations outside of scripted plays: Zach Canter states "Huntley once again couldn't do much outside of that" (scripted plays), and the offense was unable to convert in short yardage or the red zone despite productive stretches. His performance highlights the team's dependency on Lamar Jackson's return.

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