QB Tyler Huntley leads Ravens to comeback OT win vs. Falcons - ESPN

ATLANTA — On Saturday night, Ravens coach Jesse Minter told his players there's not a locker room in the NFL that has more confidence in their backup quarterback than Baltimore has in Tyler Huntley.

A day later, Huntley backed up their faith by leading the Ravens to a comeback 30-23 overtime victory over the Atlanta Falcons.

With starting quarterback Lamar Jackson out with a sprained left ankle, Huntley delivered the most clutch performance of his seven-year career, going a perfect 11-for-11 passing for 80 yards on the final two drives. Looking like the two-time NFL MVP, Huntley tied the game in the final minute of regulation with a 7-yard touchdown pass and then won the game with a 1-yard touchdown off a quarterback sneak.

"[Huntley] is just one of the coolest dudes," Minter said. «He doesn't really get rattled. He just is always the same and he keeps such a good demeanor about him, keeps his composure. He played with more and more confidence as the game went on and as the moments got bigger, which is really cool to see.»

Behind Huntley's heroics, the Ravens are 4-1 for the first time in five years and hold a one-game lead atop the AFC North.

Huntley proved once again that Baltimore can prevail without Jackson, winning his third straight game as a fill-in starter, but none was as dramatic as Sunday night. With the Ravens trailing 30-23, he tied the game with 40 seconds remaining when he threw a 7-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Devontez Walker and running back Derrick Henry converted the 2-point conversion.

In overtime, Huntley converted two third downs with passes to Mark Andrews and Zay Flowers before pushing his way across the goal line for the winning touchdown. That 14-play series was the NFL's longest