BALTIMORE — In the last tuneup before the Ravens’ regular-season opener against the New York Jets on Sept. 11, Baltimore extended its NFL-record preseason winning streak to 23 games with a 17-15 victory against the Washington Commanders on Saturday night.
The Ravens were held scoreless in the first quarter as backup quarterback Tyler Huntley only completed two passes for 25 yards on two drives after going 29 for 32 for 238 yards and two touchdowns (118.4 passer rating) in his first two preseason games, but Baltimore provided a much-needed jolt inside M&T Bank Stadium on its first drive of the second.
With the Ravens trailing 3-0, quarterback Anthony Brown launched a 67-yard touchdown pass to newly acquired free-agent wide receiver Demarcus Robinson, who burned a defender on a double move, to give Baltimore a 7-3 advantage with 14:22 on the clock.
