Grades & Snap Counts: Calais Campbell Shows He’s Still Got It in Historic Game

Calais Campbell set an NFL record by playing in his 283rd career game, the most by any defensive lineman in league history, during the Baltimore Ravens' 30-23 overtime victory against the Atlanta Falcons. The 40-year-old veteran recorded two tackles across 32 snaps and earned the Ravens' highest defensive grade from Pro Football Focus. His defensive performance helped limit Falcons running back Robinson to 86 yards on 17 carries.

Offensively, tight end Nick Vannett earned the team's highest offensive grade on 19 snaps, while backup quarterback Tyler Huntley recorded an 80.2 grade filling in for the injured Lamar Jackson. Rookie Vega Ioane delivered a strong performance at center with zero pressures allowed on 38 pass-blocking reps. Safety Malaki Starks led the defense with 10 tackles, while wide receiver Devontez Walker caught a late 7-yard game-tying touchdown.