Tyler Loop blasted a 64-yard field goal as the clock hit zero in the first half, pushing the Ravens’ lead to a massive 24-7 over the Titans. Seriously, the kick cleared with a few yards to spare, making an incredible distance look way too easy. Baltimore is just dominating this game, and that insane field goal was the perfect exclamation point on a first half where they made the Titans look totally lost.
Ravens Offense Is Straight Fire
Lamar Jackson is absolutely slinging it out there, completing 15 of 20 passes for 222 yards, with two touchdowns and zero interceptions. Dude is locked in. His favorite target today has been Zay Flowers, who is tearing it up with six catches for 119 yards and one of those touchdowns. It feels like the Ravens’ offense can just do whatever they want right now, rolling through the Titans’ defense with ease.
Titans Can’t Get Anything Going
The Titans’ offense, on the other hand, has been stuck in neutral for most of the half. They did manage one solid drive in the first quarter, a 10-play, 70-yard march that ended with a Tony Pollard touchdown run. That was their only score, bringing them to seven points. After that, though? Zip. Nada. They’ve been completely shut down. And hey, Derrick Henry has a rushing touchdown, his seventh of the season, but even that hasn’t made a dent in Baltimore’s relentless performance today.
The Ravens are looking absolutely unstoppable out there, and it appears they’re cruising toward a big win. If the first half is any indication, the second half is just a formality for Baltimore to seal this one.
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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