Ravens Snap Count Analysis, Week 5: Huntley steps up in spot-start at quarterback

WR: Zay Flowers 62, Rashod Bateman 61, Devontez Walker 45, Chris Moore 7

TE: Mark Andrews 55, Matthew Hibner 30, Josh Cuevas 19, Nick Vannett 19

OL: Emery Jones Jr. 76, John Simpson 76, Ronnie Stanley 76, Roger Rosengarten 74, Carson Vinson 6, Chuma Edoga 1

Tyler Huntley played all 76 offensive snaps at quarterback in-place of Lamar Jackson. In the backfield behind him, Derrick Henry's 42 snaps edged out Justice Hill (35 snaps). Henry was given 24 rushing attempts and Hill had six touches for a season-high 78 scrimmage yards. Hill played a lot late in the game as the Ravens were in hurry-up offense mode.

Every Ravens' starting offensive lineman nearly went the distance. Roger Rosengarten left the game for two plays after suffering a knee injury early in the game but fortunately returned quickly afterwards. Carson Vinson played two snaps at right tackle in relief of Rosengarten and four snaps as an additional blocker. Chuma Edoga was also used as an extra lineman on one play. Emery Jones Jr. played all 76 snaps in his first career start at right guard.

Zay Flowers, who was questionable to play with a foot injury, took 62 offensive snaps with a team-high eight catches. Rashod Bateman nearly matched him with 61 snaps, leading the team in receiving yards (62). It was the biggest snap share of the season for Devontez Walker as the No. 3 wideout (45 snaps). He caught the late touchdown pass in the fourth quarter that resulted in a tied game after a successful two-point conversion.

At tight end, Mark Andrews easily led the group with 55 snaps. Andrews caught four passes for 28 yards but had several notable miscues (dropped balls, fumble). Matthew Hibner exited the game early with a hand injury but returned in the second half to finish with 30 snaps. Josh Cuevas had a season-high 26 receiving yards in his 19 snaps. Nick Vannett played his first action of the year and took 19 snaps as well with Durham Smythe now out.

DL: Nnamdi Madubuike 53, Travis Jones 38, Calais Campbell 32, Broderick Washington Jr. 15, John Jenkins 10

EDGE: Tavius Robinson 48, Mike Green 37, Zion Young 26, Ethan Burke 17

ILB: Roquan Smith 64, Trenton Simpson 36, Teddye Buchanan 19

CB: Nate Wiggins 64, Marlon Humphrey 64, Chandler Rivers 19, Chidobe Awuzie 2

S: Malaki Starks 62, Kyle Hamilton 60, Jaylinn Hawkins 38

For the third straight game, Nnamdi Madubuike led the defensive line group in snaps played (53). Travis Jones exited the game late after getting shaken up and finished with 38 snaps. On the edge, Tavius Robinson (48 snaps) and Mike Green (367 snaps) led the way with Trey Hendrickson sidelined again. Ethan Burke received a good amount of playing time again as well as the fourth edge rusher.

Teddye Buchanan saw his snap count increase slightly for a third consecutive game at linebacker since returning from injury. Buchanan is cleary still playing third banana behind Roquan Smith (64 snaps) and Trenton Simpson (36 snaps), though. Simpson stuffed the sheet again with a tackle for loss, sack and quarterback hit along with seven total tackles.

Cornerbacks Nate Wiggins and Marlon Humphrey, who was questionable to play with a calf injury, did not leave the field (64 snaps each). There was a big drop-off to the next corner, Chandler Rivers, whose playing time took a dip from the last few games. Rivers played 19 snaps and veteran Chidobe Awuzie was only on the field for two defensive plays.

Kyle Hamilton exited the game briefly with an injury but returned after four plays, in time to make the game-winning interception in overtime. Malaki Starks played all but two snaps on defense (62) and had a team-high 10 tackles with two tackles for loss. Notably, No. 3 safety Jaylinn Hawkins' snap share took a decrease, as he played just 38 snaps.