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Ravens Snap Count Analysis, Week 6: Rookie pass-catchers flash but offense struggles

Offense Tyler Huntley drew his second consecutive start and played the entire game. Every offensive lineman also went the distance minus Ronnie Stanley, who was sidelined for just one play. Backup swing tackle Carson Vinson again saw a small handful…

Published: Monday, 19 October 2026 at 7:12 PM
Ravens Snap Count Analysis, Week 6: Rookie pass-catchers flash but offense struggles
Key Things to Know
  • Baltimore's offense struggled in Week 6 despite rookie pass-catchers Ja'Kobi Lane and Josh Cuevas flashing in expanded roles.
  • Quarterback Tyler Huntley played all 57 offensive snaps in his second consecutive start.
  • Rashod Bateman left the contest after just 17 snaps due to a shoulder injury.
The Story in 60 Seconds

An analysis of the Baltimore Ravens' snap counts shows offensive struggles despite contributions from rookie pass-catchers. Tyler Huntley made his second straight start at quarterback and played all 57 offensive snaps. After wide receiver Rashod Bateman exited with a shoulder injury after 17 snaps, rookie Ja’Kobi Lane recorded four receptions for 40 yards. Fellow rookie tight end Josh Cuevas also capitalized on 23 snaps, scoring a touchdown.

Defensively, Roquan Smith, Nate Wiggins, Kyle Hamilton, and Malaki Starks each played all 63 snaps. Trey Hendrickson returned from a two-game absence to lead the edge rushers with 39 snaps, while Marlon Humphrey played 60 snaps despite dealing with two lower-body injuries. Running back Derrick Henry carried 17 times for 58 yards across 33 offensive snaps.

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