Tyler Huntley

  • Height
    6' 1"
  • Weight
    205 lbs
  • Hand Size
    -
Tyler Huntley headshot
  • Draft Pick
    Undrafted 2020
  • College
    Utah
  • Age
    25.3
Overall rank
QB40
2022

Tyler Huntley Bio & Season Stats

Year Games Atts Pass Yds Comp % YPA Rush Yds Pass TD Fantasy Pts/Game
2022 6 112 658 67.0% 5.9 137 (1 td) 2 8.8
2021 7 188 1081 64.9% 5.8 294 (2 td) 3 12.4
2020 2 5 15 60.0% 3.0 23 (0 td) 0 1.5
  • College QBR
    80.5 (79th)
  • College YPA
    10.3 (95th)
  • Breakout Age
    21.6 (27th)
  • SPARQ-x
    111.4 (95th)

Tyler Huntley Advanced Stats & Metrics

Value Over Stream

-5.6
(#546)

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2022

Passing Attempts

2022

Completion Percentage

2022

Fantasy Points

Popularity Index

#812

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Tyler Huntley Injury History

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Games Missed
Injury Reports
Wrist strain
Week 17 (2022)
1
2
Shoulder strain
Week 15 (2022)
0
1
Shoulder tendinitis
Preseason (2022)
0
0

Tyler Huntley College Stats

Year Games Pass Atts Pass Yds YPA Comp % Pass TDs Rush Yds Age School
2016 4 (QB) 7 60 8.6 57.1% 0 15 19 Utah
2017 10 (QB) 312 2,411 7.7 63.80% 15 (10 ints) 537 20 Utah
2018 9 (QB) 234 1,788 7.64 64.10% 12 (6 ints) 304 21 Utah
2019 14 (QB) 301 3,092 10.3 73.09% 19 (4 ints) 290 22 Utah

Tyler Huntley Athleticism

Who is Tyler Huntley

When Tyler Huntley did throw, his college stats were solid, leading the 2019 Pac-12 with a 10.3 (93rd-percentile) Yards per Attempt, 73.1-percent Completion Percentage and 8.4 Yards Per Play; besting, among others, Oregon’s Justin Herbert in all these categories. His career 8.6 Yards per Attempt ranks third in Pac-12 history, behind only Marcus Mariota and Andrew Luck. While he rushed quite a bit for the Utes, he was not particularly effective, posting only 2.9 Yards Per Carry across 389 career rushes.

Despite leading his team to a Rose Bowl appearance, Huntley's Pac-12 numbers, an 80.5 (73rd-percentile) College QBR and a 4.61 (92nd-percentile) 40 time, Huntley went undrafted in 2020. He eventually signed with the Ravens to back up Jackson and Robert Griffin III. During his rookie year, he saw just a handful of late-season snaps, mop-up duty in routes over Jacksonville and Cincinnati.

In 2021, Huntley returned as backup to Jackson, this time alongside Josh Johnson. When Lamar was ruled out due to illness for Week 11 vs Chicago, John Harbaugh turned to Huntley, who responded by helping the Ravens overcome two fourth-quarter deficits & pull off a last-minute win. Jackson returned the next week, but left early in Week 14 due an ankle injury. Again, enter Huntley. This time, in just under three quarters, he threw for 270 yards and a score, and rushed for 45 more yards. While his efforts fell short by a two-point conversion in the final minute, he showed enough poise to be given three more starts the rest of the way.

Huntley didn’t post particularly strong passing efficiency metrics in 2021, finishing outside the top 32 in air yards, yards per attempt, deep ball completion percentage, completion percentage under pressure and No. 24 in Next Gen Stats’ Expected Completion Percentage. Most importantly for Huntley, though, he earned the confidence of Baltimore’s coaching staff. In Huntley’s four starts, with the help of his rushing yards - his 6.3 yards per carry just slightly behind those of teammate Lamar Jackson, Huntley posted one No. 1 overall QB fantasy ranking and two QB2 performances.