Baltimore’s 30-23 overtime win over Atlanta pushed the Ravens to 4-1, with Tyler Huntley handling every offensive snap and Kyle Hamilton delivering the game-ending interception.
The Ravens played 76 offensive snaps and 64 defensive snaps. The workloads highlighted a productive backfield split, another game with Vega Ioane at center and the depth required after Matt Hibner exited with a hand injury. Here is the position-by-position breakdown.
Quarterback: Tyler Huntley handles all 76 offensive snaps
Offensive snaps: Tyler Huntley — 76 (100%).
Starting in place of Lamar Jackson, Huntley completed 24 of 32 passes for 201 yards, two touchdowns and no interceptions. He added 20 rushing yards and the winning 1-yard touchdown in overtime.
Huntley found Devontez Walker for the late touchdown that set up Derrick
Henry’s tying two-point conversion.
Running back: Derrick Henry and Justice Hill fuel the ground game
Offensive snaps: Derrick Henry — 42 (55%); Justice Hill — 35 (46%).
Henry rushed 24 times for 102 yards and caught an 18-yard touchdown pass. He also scored the two-point conversion that tied the game late in regulation.
Hill rushed four times for 73 yards, including a 47-yard gain, and caught two passes for 5 yards. Baltimore finished with 208 rushing yards, giving Huntley substantial support.
The duo combined for 77 offensive snaps, suggesting both carried a heavy load for Baltimore. Rasheen Ali contributed on special teams, logging 17 snaps.
Wide receiver: Zay Flowers leads catches and playing time
Offensive snaps: Zay Flowers — 62 (82%); Rashod Bateman — 61 (80%); Devontez Walker — 45 (59%); Chris Moore — seven (9%).
Flowers caught eight passes for 53 yards and added a 13-yard run. Bateman finished with five receptions for a team-high 62 yards.
Walker caught two passes for 9 yards, including the 7-yard touchdown with 40 seconds remaining in regulation. His yardage total was modest, but the late score was one of Baltimore’s most consequential plays. Moore also played 15 special teams snaps.
Tight end: Mark Andrews leads the rotation as Matt Hibner exits
Offensive snaps: Mark Andrews — 55 (72%); Matt Hibner — 30 (39%); Josh Cuevas and Nick Vannett — 19 each (25%).
Andrews caught four passes for 28 yards, while Cuevas added two receptions for 26 yards. Hibner was carted to the locker room with a hand injury and was listed as questionable to return during the game.
Baltimore was already without Durham Smythe following his season-ending Achilles injury. Andrews remained the top option by workload, with Cuevas and Vannett providing depth. provided the Ravens with another injury to monitor at the position.
Offensive line: Vega Ioane remains at center
Offensive snaps: Emery Jones Jr., John Simpson, Vega Ioane and Ronnie Stanley — 76 each (100%); Roger Rosengarten — 74 (97%); Carson Vinson — six (8%); Chuma Edoga — one (1%).
Ioane remained at center with Cam Jurgens unavailable, while Jones handled the full game at right guard. Stanley and Simpson also played every offensive snap.
Baltimore rushed for 208 yards and allowed three sacks. The ground production was especially valuable with Huntley starting, and the line helped the Ravens finish their overtime possession with the winning touchdown.
Defensive line: Nnamdi Madubuike leads the interior workload
Defensive snaps: Nnamdi Madubuike — 53 (83%); Travis Jones — 38 (59%); Calais Campbell — 32 (50%); Broderick Washington Jr. — 15 (23%); John Jenkins — 10 (16%).
Campbell recorded two tackles, including one for loss, while playing his NFL-record 283rd regular-season game. Madubuike and Jones each finished with two tackles.
Madubuike led the interior group, while Campbell played half of Baltimore’s defensive snaps. Atlanta finished with 110 rushing yards, including 86 from Bijan Robinson.
Edge rusher: Mike Green produces a sack
Defensive snaps: Tavius Robinson — 45 (70%); Mike Green — 37 (58%); Zion Young — 26 (41%); Ethan Burke — 17 (27%).
Green recorded a sack and two tackles for loss. Robinson led the group in defensive snaps, while Young snapped 26.
Burke also played 17 snaps.
Linebacker: Roquan Smith plays every defensive snap
Defensive snaps: Roquan Smith — 64 (100%); Trenton Simpson — 36 (56%); Teddye Buchanan — 19 (30%).
Smith finished with eight tackles while playing every defensive snap. Simpson handled the next-largest workload, with Buchanan contributing 19 defensive snaps and 21 on special teams.
Jay Higgins IV played 26 of Baltimore’s 30 special teams snaps.
Cornerback: Nate Wiggins and Marlon Humphrey go the distance
Defensive snaps: Nate Wiggins and Marlon Humphrey — 64 each (100%); Chandler Rivers — 19 (30%); Chidobe Awuzie — two (3%).
Wiggins and Humphrey played every defensive snap, with Rivers logging the largest workload behind them. Awuzie played two snaps, while Keyon Martin contributed 12 special teams snaps.
Drake London finished with seven catches for 118 yards, and Atlanta’s quarterbacks combined for 274 passing yards.
Safety: Kyle Hamilton delivers the game-ending interception
Defensive snaps: Malaki Starks — 62 (97%); Kyle Hamilton — 60 (94%); Jaylinn Hawkins — 38 (59%); Keondre Jackson — 10 (16%).
Starks finished with 10 tackles. Hamilton added six tackles and intercepted Tua Tagovailoa in overtime to end Atlanta’s final possession.
Hamilton missed four defensive snaps but returned to deliver the decisive play. Hawkins and Jackson added additional defensive snaps, and Wallace sniped 17 special teams snaps.
Special teams: Tyler Loop makes all three field goals
Special teams snaps: Tyler Loop — 10 (33%); Ryan Eckley and Nick Moore — eight each (27%); LaJohntay Wester — six (20%).
Loop made field goals from 21, 51 and 51 yards, supplying Baltimore’s nine first-half points. Eckley punted four times for 177 yards, a 44.3-yard average.
Higgins led the Ravens with 26 special teams snaps, followed by Burke with 22 and Buchanan with 21.
This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: Ravens snap counts vs. Falcons: Breakdown, analysis from 30-23 OT win
