BALTIMORE — Backup quarterback Tyler Huntley scored a go-ahead touchdown run to lead the Ravens to a last-minute 10-9 win over the Denver Broncos, brightening an afternoon dampened by the loss of quarterback Lamar Jackson.
Huntley’s 2-yard keeper with 28 seconds remaining helped the Ravens (8-4) avoid one of the biggest upsets in recent team history, keeping them from plunging into greater uncertainty as they look to avoid another late-season spiral. Broncos kicker Brandon McManus’ would-be game-winner from 63 yards fell short as time expired.
The status of Jackson, a pending free agent and team leader, cast a pall over M&T Bank Stadium as the offense sputtered and stalled out for much of the afternoon. But Huntley’s score capped a 16-play, 91-yard drive that gave the Ravens their first lead all game.
