The Baltimore Ravens continue to struggle at the quarterback position, and their latest move of replacing Cooper Rush with Tyler Huntley isn't the best in the eyes of many fans. Two-time MVP Lamar Jackson suffered a hamstring in Week 4 of the 2025 season against the Kansas City Chiefs, which put his team in a complex position for the rest of the schedule.After two weeks of Rush starting for John Harbaugh's team, the head coach benched him during the Week 6 duel against the LA Rams for Huntley.As soon as fans learned about the change, they didn't hesitate to offer their opinion. Many criticized Rush's performance."Ravens benching poop for crap," one fan said.dfs @DontFireSpagsLINKRavens benching poop for crap"3 quarters too late," another fan said.AviCuler @lamarownsyouLINK3 quarters too late"I remember when sorry a** mfs compared this man to Dak," another fan said.david @Davethe_King1LINKI remember when sorry a** mfs compared this man to DakOthers questioned why Huntley didn't take the field earlier."QB depth is unreal that they have a pro bowler as their QB3," one fan said."why was huntley not already the backup lmfao," another fan questioned."It should have always been Huntley!" another fan said.Cooper Rush left the field after going 11 of 19 for 72 yards and one interception. He carried the ball once for no gain. The Ravens only managed 3 points against the Rams, who returned to winning ways and improved to 4-2.Tyler Huntley looked solid after replacing Cooper Rush during Ravens' loss to RamsWhile Cooper Rush couldn't make much of an impact for the Baltimore Ravens, Tyler Huntley showed a different face, looking comfortable throwing and rushing the football. He went 10 of 15 for 68 yards, although he was sacked four times by the Rams' defense.Huntley also added 39 yards on three rushes, racking up 107 total yards, 35 more than his teammate. It is unclear if Lamar Jackson will return to action against the Chicago Bears in Week 8, but Huntley's short sample could help John Harbaugh go with him the next time the Ravens take the field.During his five-year NFL career, Huntley has gone 307 of 475 for 2,786 yards and 11 touchdowns against 10 interceptions.After their bye week, Baltimore will go against the 2-2 Bears, who are eager to get more wins with second-year quarterback Caleb Williams under center. Baltimore's playoff hopes could be dead after this game, but they still have chances to make some noise.