Tyler Huntley, Ravens’ quarterback, gives an update on his status before Wild Card Weekend vs. Bengals
To kick off what they hope will be a long playoff run, the Baltimore Ravens travels to Cincinnati. There is no confirmed quarterback, but Tyler Huntley, who is healthy, could get the start behind the center, particularly with Lamar Jackson out.
Huntley was sidelined in Cincinnati for Week 18, but he has been able practice the last few days. The former Utah star was asked how he was doing after Friday’s practice and seemed upbeat, saying that he’s feeling better and continuing to progress, putting his health percentage at over 90%.
“I’m doing good; I’m feeling better. [I] continue to progress, and I’m getting ready for this weekend.”
“It’s up there; it’s a good percentage. I think we’re pushing like 90-99 [percent]It’s all around there. We’re pushing; we’re up there. We practiced today, and we’re just seeing how we’re going to feel coming into these next couple days.”
Baltimore’s offensive game plan must be run-heavy, regardless of who is the starter. Huntley and Anthony Brown will be the Ravens’ offensive coordinators. They must make sure that there are no turnovers and make some big plays if they want to win.