Ravens' QB Duo: Jackson's Down Year, Huntley's Upside

0:00On March 27, the Baltimore Ravens boasts one of the strongest quarterback setups in the NFL, heading into 2026, led by two-time MVP Lamar. Jackson and reliable backup, Tyler Huntley. Jackson remains a top-dueled threat star, capable of carrying his team to victory while Huntley proved solid by winning both his starts last season. But Jackson's recent down year raises some eyebrows after injuries hampered him and led to a contract restructure instead of the extension he wanted. He still has two years left on his deal, so no full alarm bells yet. Fans and analysts note his running game dip to career lows, with just 5.2 rushes per game, 26.8 yards per game, and A. 47.8% success rate as he enters his age 29 season. A weak offensive line contributed heavily, dropping him for sacks far too often, and the team lost our center, Tyler Linderbaum to the Las Vegas. Raiders and free agency, new coaches aimed to fix that protection of front.

1:02Huntley got his extension for continuity, fitting right in with his similar mobile style after five years in Baltimore, setting the stage for A. Rebound if the line holds together. Football news, powered by AI. This is NFL News Today.