Josh Cuevas caught a pass from Tyler Huntley, giving the Baltimore Ravens a clean highlight in a roundup built around a series of preseason-style football plays. The catch was one of several quick-hit moments that moved across the day’s action, but it was the Ravens tight end’s play that landed with the clearest detail.
That is why Cuevas is drawing attention now: his reception from Huntley is the specific play fans can point to, even as the broader set of highlights stretched across several teams and several possessions. For a player like Cuevas, a single catch can matter because it is the kind of snap that gets noticed when coaches and viewers are sorting through a crowded slate of on-field moments.
The roundup also included a 49-yard field goal from Tyler Loop for Baltimore, a 52-yard field goal from Will Reichard for the Minnesota Vikings, and a 53-yard field goal from Spencer Shrader for the Indianapolis Colts. Elsewhere, Carson Wentz completed a 36-yard pass to Jeshaun Jones for Minnesota, while Keondre Jackson sacked Wentz for Baltimore, underscoring how often the ball kept moving and the momentum kept shifting from one play to the next.
There is still one thing the highlight list does not settle: the setting. The catch is identified, but not the game date, quarter, or score that framed it, which leaves Cuevas’s reception as a sharply documented play without the full game picture around it. Even so, the sequence is enough to show where the Ravens were finding production — and to leave the next snap, and the next update on Cuevas, as the part readers will watch for next.
