Did you see the comeback? With two timeouts left and 2:25 on the clock, Baltimore trailed by eight.
In just 1:51, they struck a touchdown and then nailed a two‑point conversion, leveling the score.
Overtime saw Huntley punch it in from one yard, and Hamilton’s interception clinched a 30‑23 win.
Despite Lamar Jackson’s ankle keeping him sidelined, the offense clicked; Huntley completed 24 of 32 throws for 201 yards and two scores, adding six rushes for 20 yards and the game‑winner. For my money, Huntley proved he can steer this team.
Henry rushed for 102 yards and snagged an 18‑yard touchdown catch, while Hill contributed 73 ground yards, highlighted by a 47‑yard sprint that set up a score.
Atlanta commanded much of the contest and even eyed a last‑second clincher with 40 seconds and two timeouts remaining, but Penix Jr. absorbed a brutal side hit on a sack with 27 seconds left, sustaining a rib injury.
Tua Tagovailoa entered for a single snap in the fourth quarter after Penix went down, and the veteran’s brief appearance showed the quarterback clearly hurting.
When overtime began, Tagovailoa returned for Atlanta’s final drive, kicking off with a crisp 20‑yard strike to Drake London, who finished with seven receptions for 118 yards.
The momentum vanished as his next pass was intercepted by Hamilton, ending the game.
Penix was listed as questionable with the rib issue, yet under three minutes into overtime he was effectively out.
He finished 19 of 32 for 240 yards and one touchdown.
Robinson logged 17 carries for 86 yards and added four catches for 32 yards.
Now 4‑1, the Ravens head to Cleveland next week for a divisional showdown.
Can the Ravens keep their momentum against the Browns, or will the rivalry tilt the balance?