Oh, look: We could be headed toward yet another offseason in which the Ravens let Huntley walk to a seemingly better opportunity, keep tabs on him as he misses the cut in Cleveland’s quarterback battle royale (as he has in each of the last two summers), then add him to their practice squad before ultimately elevating him to the starting lineup when Lamar Jackson is sidelined by injury. Ideally, Jackson never leaves the field, but recent history has proven Huntley to be a valuable backup for the Ravens — more valuable, in fact, than their strange experiment with obvious poor fit Cooper Rush — so why not save us all the time and paperwork and just keep Huntley in house this offseason?
