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- Ravens fail to convert on fourth-and-2 from the Bengals' 12-yard line. Tyler Huntley's pass is incomplete to TE Josh Cuevas, who gets turned around after colliding with a Bengals defender over the middle. Ravens trail, 14-13, one play into the fourth quarter.
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Huntley hits rookie Josh Cuevas for the TD. First of Cuevas' first career TD.
Nice drive for Ravens who go 66 yards on 11 plays in 6:49 to take the 7-0 lead. · Quoting Jeff Zrebiec: Ravens are keeping their offense on the field on fourth-and-goal from the 2. Henry has been stopped on consecutive plays.
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- Oct 18 Daniel Oyefusi (X) Wider splits and the TE lined up ever so slightly behind the LOS. Cleveland was in zone and Schwesinger bit on the play fake. · Quoting Jamison Hensley: Many of the Ravens players have talked about how offensive coordinator Declan Doyle is an innovator. Case in point: TE Josh Cuevas runs a route after lining up in the left guard spot.
- Oct 18 Daniel Oyefusi (X) Many of the Ravens players have talked about how offensive coordinator Declan Doyle is an innovator. Case in point: TE Josh Cuevas runs a route after lining up in the left guard spot.
- Oct 18 Daryl Ruiter (X) Tyler Huntley to Josh Cuevas for 29 yards + a 15-yard roughing the passer flag on Maliek Collins moves the ball to the #Browns 17 for #Ravens
- Oct 18 Spencer German (Bluesky) The Josh Cuevas breakout game is officially underway.
- Oct 18 Mary Kay Cabot (X) #Browns leave rookie TE Josh Cuevas wide open in the back of the end zone for his first career TD. 7-0 #Ravens with 8:11 left in 1Q
- Oct 18 NFL News Poster (Bluesky) [NFL] Ravens rookie Josh Cuevas scores his first career TD!
- Oct 18 Jamison Hensley (X) Tyler Huntley caps opening drive by throwing a 2-yard TD pass to an uncovered Josh Cuevas. It's the first career TD for Cuevas, a rookie 5th-round pick. Ravens jump ahead 7-0 in Cleveland.
- Oct 18 Daryl Ruiter (X) Emmanuel McNeil-Warren drops Derrick Henry on 3rd down for a los of 1, but Tyler Huntley finds TE Josh Cuevas wide open for the 2-yard touchdown on 4th down. #Ravens 7, #Browns 0. 8:11 1st Q Drive: 11 plays, 66 yards, 6:49
- Oct 18 Jeff Zrebiec (unofficial mirror bot, Bluesky) Huntley hits rookie Josh Cuevas for the TD. First of Cuevas' first career TD. Nice drive for Ravens who go 66 yards on 11 plays in 6:49 to take the 7-0 lead. · Quoting Jeff Zrebiec: Ravens are keeping their offense on the field on fourth-and-goal from the 2. Henry has been stopped on consecutive plays.
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