The Baltimore Ravens turned to veteran backup quarterback Tyler Huntley coming out of their bye, which paid immediate dividends. His ability to functionally run the team's offense made all the difference in a 30-16 bounce-back victory over the Chicago Bears.
Huntley's efforts make you wonder why Baltimore didn't turn to him sooner upon losing their starter and franchise centerpiece, Lamar Jackson, to injury. They moved the ball effectively and efficiently through the air and ground. It's almost as if Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monken designed an attack catered to having a mobile option under center, which Cooper Rush certifiably isn't.