Tyler Huntley is set to remain with the Baltimore Ravens after agreeing to a two-year contract worth up to $11 million, according to reports from ESPN’s Adam Schefter. The deal ensures Huntley will continue his role with the Ravens as a reliable backup quarterback, adding depth behind Lamar Jackson.
Performance Highlights and Previous Team Moves
At 28 years old, Huntley has shown he can succeed when stepping in for Jackson, notably starting and winning two games last season against the Chicago Bears, division champions of the NFC North, and the Green Bay Packers. He completed 77.6% of his passes, threw two touchdown passes, and achieved a career-high quarterback rating of 103.1. Huntley’s mobility also contributed 151 rushing yards, preserving Baltimore’s dynamic offensive style originally seen with Jackson under center.
After spending his first four NFL years in Baltimore as an undrafted free agent beginning in 2020, Huntley spent time with the Cleveland Browns and Miami Dolphins once his rookie contract concluded. He returned to the Ravens late in training camp last season and eventually became the team’s primary backup after Cooper Rush attempted to fill in for the injured Jackson.
Significance of the New Deal for Baltimore’s Future
This new agreement highlights Baltimore’s confidence in Huntley, a Florida native and close friend of Lamar Jackson, to carry the team when needed. By securing Huntley for the next two seasons, the Ravens aim to maintain continuity at quarterback and preserve the offensive identity that has been effective with Huntley in the lineup. This move provides Baltimore a steady presence at the position as they prepare for upcoming seasons and potential challenges ahead.
“Tyler “Snoop” Huntley is signing a two-year deal worth up to $11 million to return to the Baltimore Ravens, per his agent Drew Rosenhaus.” — Adam Schefter, ESPN Analyst
Tyler “Snoop” Huntley is signing a two-year deal worth up to $11 million to return to the Baltimore Ravens, per his agent Drew Rosenhaus. pic.twitter.com/ES1pEwxzlu
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 7, 2026
