Tyler Huntley

Huntley is a career backup with no starting experience in Baltimore's system. He has minimal dynasty relevance unless Lamar Jackson is injured.

Lamar Jackson is firmly entrenched as the Ravens' franchise QB with no indication of departure. Ravens ownership and GM have made clear they want Jackson to remain and are actively negotiating his contract extension. Huntley will remain a third-string option.

Lamar Jackson has a $74.5 million cap hit in 2026 with two years remaining on his contract, and Ravens ownership confirmed they want Jackson to remain the team's quarterback and seek another championship window. Huntley has zero path to starting barring injury.

Huntley just re-signed a 2-year, $11M deal on April 11, 2026 as QB2 behind Lamar Jackson — the contract structurally cements his backup role through age 30, eliminating any realistic path to a starting job in Baltimore.

Huntley's 2-year, $11M re-signing in April 2026 explicitly locks him in as Lamar Jackson's backup through his age-30 season with no path to a starting role in Baltimore or elsewhere.

At 28 years old, Huntley has limited upside in dynasty formats. QBs entering their late 20s with minimal starting experience rarely develop into consistent fantasy assets, and rebuilding value diminishes significantly.

Huntley demonstrated competence when called upon in 2025, winning games against Chicago and Green Bay with strong efficiency metrics. If Jackson suffers a significant injury, Huntley would immediately get starting opportunities on a strong Ravens team with elite weapons (Henry, Flowers, Likely).

Ravens have star skill position players including Derrick Henry (RB, value), Zay Flowers (WR,), Isaiah Likely (TE, 2813), and Mark Andrews (TE, 2522) providing strong support for any backup QB production.

Jackson missed four games in 2025 due to injury including a back injury in Week 17, and Huntley delivered arguably his best career game filling in against Chicago with 186 passing yards, 1 TD, and 53 rushing yards in a 30-16 win.

Dynasty sources urged the Ravens to re-sign Huntley rather than cycling through backups, noting his value as proven insurance for Jackson who earned a raise based on 2025 performance.

Recently elevated to primary backup after proving more effective than Cooper Rush. Dynasty sources urge Ravens to retain Huntley long-term rather than cycling through QBs, suggesting potential roster stability.

If Huntley gets starting opportunities, he'd inherit an elite offense featuring Derrick Henry (RB, value), Zay Flowers (WR,), Isaiah Likely (TE, 2813), and Mark Andrews (TE, 2522), providing immediate weekly streaming value in superflex formats.