Huntley is a logical insurance policy because he knows Baltimore's environment and can preserve some of the run-game stress Jackson creates. He has already shown he can start and win here, so the offense would not need a total personality transplant if he has to play.
Strengths: Mobility, prior Ravens familiarity and real start experience. He is comfortable operating a quarterback run element and gives the staff a backup who can keep the playbook broader than a pure pocket-only replacement would.
Weaknesses: He is a steadier contingency option than a high-volume passing-game elevator. If he plays for a long stretch, Baltimore would need to protect him with game design and avoid asking for Jackson-level explosiveness.