Ravens Report Card, Week 5: Clutch performances lead to comeback road win
The Baltimore Ravens delivered a dramatic road victory over the Atlanta Falcons in Week 5, overcoming an eight-point deficit to secure a 30-23 triumph in overtime. Tyler Huntley stepped in for an injured Lamar Jackson and delivered clutch performances down the stretch, completing 12-of-12 passes on the game-tying drive and the overtime-winning drive, including a back-shoulder touchdown throw and a quarterback sneak.
Huntley finished the game with 24-of-32 completions for 201 yards, two touchdowns, and 20 rushing yards, including another score on the ground, while avoiding any turnovers. The Ravens' rushing attack was efficient, averaging 5.9 yards per carry, with Derrick Henry contributing 102 yards and a 18-yard receiving touchdown on a screen play, while Justice Hill exploded for 73 rushing yards, including a 47-yard run from the fullback position.
The wide receivers stepped up in the fourth quarter and overtime, with Zay Flowers, Rashod Bateman, and Devontez Walker making key receptions, including Walker’s game-tying touchdown catch. Tight end Mark Andrews struggled with costly mistakes, dropping a pass at the goal line and fumbling on a second-drive return that led to a Falcons touchdown, though he did secure a couple of first-down catches late in the game.
Josh Cuevas had a standout night with two catches for 26 yards, marking a season high.
