Ravens vs. Giants final score tracker and instant analysis

The Baltimore Ravens take on the New York Giants in Week 16 as they have an eye toward the scores around the league and the playoffs.

The Baltimore Ravens appear to be on the warpath recently, dispatching the Dallas Cowboys, Cleveland Browns, and Jacksonville Jaguars in various ways as they keep an eye on the AFC playoff picture. In Week 16, the 9-5 Ravens take on the 5-9 New York Giants as they look to put themselves in position for the No. 7 seed.

But before they can even think about the playoffs, Baltimore needs to focus on New York. Though their opposing records might lead you to believe the Giants are an easy win, they’re getting cornerback James Bradberry and quarterback Daniel Jones for this one and have a fearsome run defense on top of it. In order to win, the Ravens will need to play a complete football game and keep their foot on the gas for all 60 minutes.

Not only will we have the Ravens vs. Giants final score here, we’ll be doing instant analysis of each scoring drive as they happen, so you know what went down off the scoreboard as well.

Ravens vs. Jaguars final score recap: Top stars, quotes, and more

Everything you need to know from the Baltimore Ravens vs. Jacksonville Jaguars final score, including top stars, the best quotes, and more.

The Baltimore Ravens have a clear goal in mind, which requires them to win their remaining games, starting with the Jacksonville Jaguars today. The Ravens took care of business, bludgeoning the Jaguars 40-14 to pick up their ninth win of the season and continue their hunt for a playoff berth.

Everything was seemingly set up for an upset here. Baltimore was coming off a tough Monday night matchup against the Cleveland Browns, giving them a short week. Injuries had already piled up for this team but grew even more this week, seeing several defensive starters ruled out before kickoff. But the Ravens shook off a rough start and put together arguably their best game of the season, looking good on both sides of the ball against a still-talented Jaguars team.

With Week 15 in the books for Baltimore, here’s all the important information you need to know immediately following the final whistle.

Ravens vs. Jaguars final score tracker and instant analysis

See how the Baltimore Ravens vs. Jacksonville Jaguars final score is going with instant analysis of each scoring drive as they happen.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are the first of three remaining games on the Baltimore Ravens’ regular-season schedule. With the potential to be put back into the Wild-Card seeding this week, Baltimore needs to take care of their own business first and get a little help from other teams to make it happen.

The Ravens will have to manage that without several defensive stars this week, however. Jimmy Smith, Marcus Peters, and Calais Campbell have all been ruled out with injuries, putting more pressure on a very thin secondary and a young defensive line to make up the difference and secure a win.

If you can’t watch the game live or want to know what happened beyond the scoreboard, we’ve got you covered with the Ravens vs. Jaguars final score and instant analysis of each scoring drive as they happen.

Ravens vs. Browns final score tracker and instant analysis

The Baltimore Ravens and Cleveland Browns meet on the field for the second time this season as both are looking to earn a playoff spot. While neither team can lock themselves in with a victory this week, a loss could completely derail Baltimore’s …

In the national spotlight of “Monday Night Football,” the Ravens will look to pick up another win, sweep the Browns, and put themselves back in the driver’s seat.

If you can’t watch the action yourself or just want a quick recap, we’ll be updating this with the latest score and giving instant analysis of each scoring drive as they happen.

Ravens demolish Texans 41-7: Instant analysis

The Baltimore Ravens absolutely demolished yet another playoff contender, taking down the Houston Texans by a final score of 41-7.

The Baltimore Ravens demolished yet another playoff contender, taking down the Houston Texans 41-7 in Week 11.

Though the Ravens and Texans got off to a slow start, Baltimore heated up quickly and put Houston in their rearview mirror before halftime. With Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson and the offense applying pressure on the scoreboard, the defense applied pressure to Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson, forcing bad throws and mistakes.

Take a look down below at my instant analysis of each scoring drive to see how the game flowed through four quarters.

First quarter:

Second quarter:

Ravens 7 – Texans 0

Drive analysis: We finally got a typical Ravens drive after a first quarter full of mistakes. Baltimore got tight ends Hayden Hurst and Nick Boyle, as well as fullback Patrick Ricard involved in the passing attack. Jackson adds 12 yards on the ground before wide receiver Seth Roberts highpoints a pass in the middle of the end zone for a touchdown.

Ravens 14 – Texans 0

Drive analysis: The Ravens are in a rhythm now. This drive got started with a 17-yard pass to Marquise Brown before Jackson picked up another first down with a 12-yard run. Running back Gus Edwards added a big run, finding a crease on the left side and outracing defenders for 26 yards into the red zone. A perfectly-placed 18-yard touchdown throw to tight end Mark Andrews add to the lead.

Third quarter:

Ravens 21 – Texans 0

Drive analysis: Getting the ball to open the second half, Baltimore marched down the field. A huge pass interference call on a deep throw to Brown got a big chunk of yards. Willie Snead got a high pass for a big first down before Ingram gets a short dump-off pass he took 25 yards untouched for a touchdown.

Ravens 24 – Texans 0

Drive analysis: Another game and another highlight-reel worthy run by Jackson. He showed power and agility, breaking away from and juking out defenders on a 39-yard scamper. Jackson was contained far better in the red zone, forcing a 34-yard field goal.

Ravens 27 – Texans 0

Drive analysis: Pressure got to Watson, forcing him to scramble and throw across his body. Right into a pile of Ravens players with linebacker Josh Bynes coming down with it. The offense is now playing conservatively, letting Tucker kick a 46-yard field goal to extend their lead and chew up clock.

Fourth quarter:

Ravens 34 – Texans 0

Drive analysis: Baltimore’s defense got the job done, stopping Houston on fourth down to get the ball back and keep the shutout going. The offense was content grinding down the clock until Andrews took a pass over the middle 51 yards into the Texans’ red zone. Two plays later and Jackson found Ingram on a 12-yard touchdown pass.

Ravens 34 – Texans 7

Drive analysis: With the game over and the Ravens sitting on the deep pass, running back Carlos Hyde broke open up the middle and raced defenders into the end zone on a 41-yard run.

Ravens 41 – Texans 7

Drive analysis: The Ravens are just trying to milk the clock and end this game with Robert Griffin III in now. But Edwards apparently wanted to get in on the fun as well, breaking off a 63-yard touchdown run. He made a great jump cut on the left side and it turned into a track meet as Edwards glided down the field untouched.

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