John Harbaugh, Ravens best Jim Harbaugh, Chargers

John Harbaugh 3, Jim Harbaugh 0 in the battle of the brothers

The brothers Harbaugh went at it on Monday Night Football.

Or their teams did and John’s Baltimore Ravens came out on top of Jim’s Los Angeles Chargers, 30-23.

Lamar Jackson was his magnificent self, accounting for three TDs as John upped his record against Jim to 3-0.

The Ravens’ defense held the Chargers below 300 yards of total offense. Of particular note was the rushing game for LA, or lack of it compared to Baltimore.

The Chargers rushed for 83 yards on 20 carries. Derrick Henry had 140 rushing yards for the Ravens.

Justin Herbert was sacked four times. He did have a rushing touchdown to open the scoring but threw for only 218 yards.

Joe Burrow, Ja’Marr Chase, Lamar Jackson monster stats in Bengals-Ravens 2024 season series

Stunning stats put up by superstars in Ravens-Bengals games in 2024

The Baltimore Ravens outscored the Cincinnati Bengals 76-72 in sweeping the season series in 2024.

The games provided quite the showcase for the teams’ stars.

  • Joe Burrow: 61-of-95 passing, 820 yards, nine touchdowns.
  • Ja’Marr Chase: 21 receptions, 457 receiving yards, six touchdowns
  • Lamar Jackson:  51-of-74 passing,   638 yards, eight touchdowns, 88 rushing yards

The Ravens accounted for 909 yards of total offense in the sweep. The Bengals had 912 yards.

The Bengals lost two fumbles, one in each game. Jackson threw one pick in the game in October.

 

 

 

 

 

Ravens hold off Bengals as two-point conversion attempt fails

The Ravens are 7-3, the Bengals 4-6 after a wild game in Baltimore

In a slobberknocker of a Thursday Night Football game, it came down to a two-point conversion.

Joe Burrow’s pass to Tanner Hudson was incomplete and the Baltimore Ravens had a 35-34 win over the Cincinnati Bengals.

The setup came after Burrow drove Cincinnati 70 yards over nine plays. He hit his third touchdown pass of the game to Ja’Marr Chase to bring the Bengals within a point.

The Ravens had scored touchdowns on four consecutive drives to overcome a 21-7 deficit.

Baltimore won the season series. The Ravens outscored the Bengals 76-72, winning the first game in overtime.

Burrow threw for 428 yards, completing 34-of-56 passes.

Chase had 11 receptions for 264 yards and three touchdown receptions.

For the Ravens, Lamar Jackson was 25-of-33 for 290 yards and four touchdowns.

Who is Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Tylan Wallace?

Tylan Wallace had a career game for the Ravens against the Bengals

Wait long enough and your time will come … especially if Lamar Jackson is your quarterback.

Tylan Wallace caught three passes for 115 yards on Thursday, one an 84-yard touchdown play.

Wallace was a fourth-round pick out of Oklahoma State by Baltimore in 2021.

His entire contribution in receiving coming into the AFC North game with the Cincinnati Bengals was nine receptions for 98 yards coming into Week 10.

The 5-foot-11, 202-pound Wallace had two catches for 31 yards before Thursday night.

At Oklahoma State, Wallace had 3,434 receiving yards. He had 1,491 in 2018 and 922 in 2021.

Ja’Marr Chase catches 70-yard TD pass after Ravens score 21 straight points

The Ravens and Bengals game turned into a second-half slugfest

A sleepy Baltimore Ravens offense woke up big time in the second half.

Ignited by Roquan Smith recovery of a Chase Brown fumble, Baltimore scored 21 straight points to turn a 21-7 deficit into a 28-21 lead in the fourth quarter.

The touchdown that gave Baltimore the lead came on a pass from Lamar Jackson to a wide-open Mark Andrews.

The play was good for 18 yards. The Ravens went for two points after the TD because Justin Tucker had missed the PAT after their prior touchdown.

Jackson simply took the football around the end and Baltimore led by seven with less than six minutes left.

The Ravens’ lead lasted all of 13 seconds.

Joe Burrow went deep to Ja’Marr Chase and the receiver caught the ball and took his time before crossing the goal line.

Chase had 238 receiving yards after that catch.

The Bengals had two scoring drives of one play each that covered 137 yards, both on passes from Burrow to Chase.

Justin Tucker misses PAT after Ravens’ 84-yard touchdown play

The Ravens got a long touchdown play in the fourth quarter

The Baltimore Ravens rallied in the second half against the Cincinnati Bengals.

They trailed 21-7 before a Derrick Henry touchdown run.

Then, Lamar Jackson threw a short pass to Tylan Wallace. The fourth-round pick out of Oklahoma State in 2021 did the rest.

He tight-roped down the sideline, somehow staying inbounds.

The 84-yard play brought the Ravens within 21-20.

The joy was tempered because Justin Tucker missed the PAT and that left Baltimore down a point.

Lamar Jackson spectacular scramble sets up Ravens touchdown

Lamar Jackson with a simply amazing 10-yard run

The Amazon broadcast expressed concern for Lamar Jackson’s throwing hand in the third quarter of the Baltimore Ravens’ game with the Cincinnati Bengals on Thursday.

The quarterback came back on the field and zipped a completion. He then did what Lamar Jackson does, scrambling magic.

The run goes down as 10 yards but Jackson was as far back as the Bengals 30 as he looked for an open receiver.

Pinned against the sidelines, he took off and used fancy footwork and speed to get the football to the one-yard-line.

The drive was finished on the next play, a short, powerful run by Derrick Henry.

Justin Tucker’s PAT brought Baltimore to within 21-14.

Will Lamar Jackson start in Week Nine? Injury update on Ravens quarterback

Knee and back injuries are annoying Lamar Jackson

Lamar Jackson update

Lamar Jackson didn’t practice for the second straight day. That has to be worrisome for the Baltimore Ravens and anyone who has the great quarterback on their fantasy team.

Why might Lamar Jackson be out?

The Ravens come into Sunday’s game with the Broncos at 5-3. They are looking to rebound from a loss at Cleveland. Jackson has injuries to a knee and his back and has not practiced over the last two days. That’s a concerning fact.

Baltimore Ravens QB depth chart

Lamar Jackson is the No. 1 QB on the depth chart. Behind him is journeyman Josh Johnson. The Ravens have to hope Jackson will be available to go against Sean Payton, Bo Nix and the Broncos.

Derrick Henry hits 21.72 MPH on 81-yard run for Ravens

Derrick Henry is strong and speedy

Derrick Henry stepped on the gas for an 81-yard run in the third quarter of Monday night’s game that saw the Baltimore Ravens routing the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

The great running back was bumped out of bounds before reaching the end zone. That task fell to Lamar Jackson, who found Mark Andrews for a TD that made it 34-10.

Henry hit 21.72 mph on the run. That’s incredible for a 30-year-old.

Jackson and Henry were a problem that the Buccaneers could not solve after taking a 10-0 lead.

How did the Ravens wind up with a second-and-goal from the 38?

The Ravens faced a first-and-goal from the 38

The Baltimore Ravens appeared to be going in for a touchdown. Lamar Jackson dashed to the end zone on a first-and-goal from the Tampa Bay eight on Monday.

Penalty flag. It led to a sequence that saw first-and-goal from the eight into second-and-goal from the 38.

How did that happen?

    • 4th & Goal at TB 10

      (0:04 – 2nd) J.Tucker 28 yard field goal is GOOD, Center-N.Moore, Holder-J.Stout.

    • 4th & Goal at TB 10

      (0:07 – 2nd) Timeout #2 by BLT at 00:07.

    • 3rd & Goal at TB 30

      (0:13 – 2nd) (Shotgun) L.Jackson pass short middle to N.Agholor to TB 10 for 20 yards (C.Izien).

    • 3rd & Goal at TB 30

      (0:13 – 2nd) Timeout #1 by BLT at 00:13.

    • 2nd & Goal at TB 38

      (0:19 – 2nd) (Shotgun) L.Jackson pass short right to J.Hill to TB 30 for 8 yards (Z.McCollum; K.Britt).

    • 2nd & Goal at TB 28

      (0:26 – 2nd) (Shotgun) L.Jackson pass short right to J.Hill to TB 16 for 12 yards (C.Braswell). PENALTY on BLT-I.Likely, Offensive Pass Interference, 10 yards, enforced at TB 28 – No Play.

    • 2nd & Goal at TB 28

      (0:26 – 2nd) Timeout #2 by TB at 00:26.

    • 2nd & Goal at TB 18

      (0:31 – 2nd) (Shotgun) J.Hill right guard to TB 13 for 5 yards (T.Smith). TB-T.Smith was injured during the play. PENALTY on BLT-P.Mekari, Offensive Holding, 10 yards, enforced at TB 18 – No Play.

    • 1st & 18 at TB 18

      (0:35 – 2nd) (Shotgun) L.Jackson pass incomplete deep right to I.Likely.

    • 1st & Goal at TB 8

      (0:39 – 2nd) (Shotgun) J.Hill left end pushed ob at TB 10 for -2 yards (T.Funderburk, L.David). PENALTY on BLT-R.Stanley, Offensive Holding, 10 yards, enforced at TB 8 – No Play.

The Ravens wound up salvaging the drive by getting a Justin Tucker field goal with four seconds to go in the half. They led 17-10 at the break after trailing 10-0.