The Baltimore Ravens were down to their No. 3 option at quarterback — but for the first time in almost two years, they also had both J.K. Dobbins and Gus Edwards available.
Good timing.
Dobbins ran for 120 yards and Edwards rushed for 66 as the Ravens edged the Pittsburgh Steelers 16-14 on Sunday to remain tied with Cincinnati atop the AFC North. Baltimore held on despite losing quarterback Tyler Huntley in the second half. Huntley was starting because Lamar Jackson injured his knee the previous weekend.
On Monday, coach John Harbaugh said Huntley was in concussion protocol.