Ravens snap counts vs. Titans: Breakdown, analysis from 24-18 win

The Baltimore Ravens secured a 24-18 victory over the Tennessee Titans in their latest matchup, employing a reshuffled lineup that featured Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley alternating quarterback snaps. Across the game, both teams logged an equal number of offensive and defensive snaps, with the Ravens compiling 64 of each type.

Starting quarterback Lamar Jackson put in 33 snaps before succumbing to an ankle injury. Huntley took over for the remaining 31 snaps and finished with 8-of-9 passing for 63 yards and two touchdowns. The Ravens' defense stifled Tennessee, limiting them to just 18 points and securing the win with an onside kick recovery late in the game.

Running back Derrick Henry led the backfield with the most snaps, appearing 40 times. He rushed 23 times for 73 yards and a touchdown. Justice Hill contributed 24 snaps, adding four carries and two catches. Wide receiver Zay Flowers recorded the most targets among receivers, landing on eight out of 47 snaps for 118 yards and a touchdown. Defense ended up playing all 64 defensive snaps, with Marlon Humphrey leaving after eight due to a calf injury and Von Wallace making just two appearances.

Tight ends Mark Andrews and rookie Matthew Hibner each played 37 snaps. Andrews played a key role with five catches for 27 yards and a touchdown. Wide receiver Devontez Walker, linebacker Tavius Robinson, and defensive lineman Nnamdi Madubuike also contributed significantly in terms of snaps, with Robinson leading the group with 46 snaps.