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But they ultimately got it, forcing a punt. When Hamilton won the overtime toss with a 'tails' call, Minter authorized him to take the ball, a display of confidence that was not lost on the offensive players and the backup quarterback. 'I did feel like our offense was rolling a little bit, and their defense was getting a little bit tired,' Minter said. It proved wise. On the 14-play overtime drive, the Ravens covered 68 yards, absorbed 7:03 of the 10-minute period, forced Falcons coach Kevin Stefanski to burn both his timeouts and converted on both of their third downs. Huntley was 5-for-5 for 29 yards through the air on the drive and Henry rushed seven times for 32 yards. All that was left was for Huntley to plunge in from the 1. Oh, and for Hamilton to make the game-ending interception. 'When 'Snoop' gets the chance to go out there, it is a 'Snoop' game,' Hamilton said. 'It is not a backup quarterback playing. 'Snoop' is going to go out there and do what 'Snoop' does. He has done that countless times, and that is the reason why we need him here and why he has been here. It is like we have the same approach going into a week with 'L' as we do with 'Snoop'. That is something that I don't think a lot of other teams, if any, can say, and it is a blessing to have him.' This article originally appeared in The Athletic.Related Content1 of 4THE ATHLETICInjuries forced Steelers to adapt. The offense found an identity in the processTHE ATHLETICKyler Murray-Justin Jefferson connection fuels unbeaten Vikings to win over SaintsTHE ATHLETICBrowns had chances, but their late-game luck ultimately ran out in loss to JetsTHE ATHLETICChicago Bears QBs flop in lopsided loss to rival Packers. Now what? But they ultimately got it, forcing a punt. When Hamilton won the overtime toss with a 'tails' call, Minter authorized him to take the ball, a display of confidence that was not lost on the offensive players and the backup quarterback. 'I did feel like our offense was rolling a little bit, and their defense was getting a little bit tired,' Minter said. It proved wise. On the 14-play overtime drive, the Ravens covered 68 yards, absorbed 7:03 of the 10-minute period, forced Falcons coach Kevin Stefanski to burn both his timeouts and converted on both of their third downs. Huntley was 5-for-5 for 29 yards through the air on the drive and Henry rushed seven times for 32 yards. All that was left was for Huntley to plunge in from the 1. Oh, and for Hamilton to make the game-ending interception. 'When 'Snoop' gets the chance to go out there, it is a 'Snoop' game,' Hamilton said. 'It is not a backup quarterback playing. 'Snoop' is going to go out there and do what 'Snoop' does. He has done that countless times, and that is the reason why we need him here and why he has been here. It is like we have the same approach going into a week with 'L' as we do with 'Snoop'. That is something that I don't think a lot of other teams, if any, can say, and it is a blessing to have him.'
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Robinson mostly contained by Ravens defense in Atlanta's loss to Baltimore.
Robinson, the Falcons star running back, was mostly contained by the Ravens defense throughout the game, though the Ravens struggled with defensive breakdowns for most of the evening before ultimately getting the stop needed to force overtime.
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