Baltimore is 7-2 and possibly the best team in the NFL after a dominant 37-3 win over the Seahawks at M&T Bank Stadium. Before Sunday’s win, undrafted rookie Keaton Mitchell from East Carolina had no NFL carries on his resume.
The talented running back had his coming out party, logging 138 yards and his first pro touchdown on nine carries. Odell Beckham Jr. added his first touchdown since the Super Bowl two seasons ago, and Gus Edwards ran for two touchdowns for the Ravens, who remained tied for the best record in the AFC after holding an opponent to nine points or fewer for the fourth time this season.
Lamar Jackson threw for 187 yards and rushed for 60 yards, improving his record to 18-1 as a starter against NFC teams.
With preparation for another massive matchup against the Browns set to begin, we’re looking at the snap counts and playing time percentages from Week 9.