The Baltimore Ravens defeated the Tennessee Titans 23-10 on Thursday night to extend their record-breaking preseason winning streak to 21 games. Tyler Huntley completed 16 18 passes for 110 yards and scored in the first half.
For the Titans, rookie quarterback Malik Willis scored on a touchdown run, but Huntley gave Baltimore Ravens the lead for good with a touchdown pass of 14 yards to Shemar Bridges in the last seconds of the second quarter.
Bridges, a rookie out of Fort Valley State who was not picked, had four receptions for 62 yards.
Among the star players who didn’t play on Thursday were Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry. Last year, Huntley served as Jackson’s primary back-up and earned four starts. Although most of his completions in this first preseason game were brief, he played well.
Among the star players who didn’t play on Thursday were Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry. Last year, Huntley served as Jackson’s primary back-up and earned four starts. Although most of his completions in this first preseason game were brief, he played well.
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The Titans’ third-round draught pick from Liberty, Willis, got the game underway while Ryan Tannehill sat out. In the second quarter, Willis scored on a deft 7-yard run after whirling back towards the Tennessee sideline and eluding a few Baltimore players close to the goal line.
Safety, The Baltimore Ravens, selected Kyle Hamilton in the first round this year, and he recovered Julius Chestnut’s fumble at the Tennessee 22. Baltimore scored on that short field, and Mike Davis’ 4-yard touchdown run gave them a 7-0 lead.
Before Huntley led a 10-play, 58-yard scoring drive towards the end of the half, the Titans led 10-7. Then in the second half, Justin Tucker added three more field goals.
