0:00 — The Texans fall to 6-4 on the season and the Ravens improve to 8-2. Houston has to recover quickly as Indianapolis comes in on Thursday night looking for the sweep.
3:55 — QB A.J. McCarron comes in to spell Watson; his day is done.
4:12 — Ravens RB Gus Edwards rushes for a 63-yard touchdown. Extra point is good. The Texans defense allows a 100-yard rusher for the first time since Dec. 31, 2017, when Colts RB Frank Gore rushed for exactly 100. Ravens, 41-7.
7:18 — It won’t be the fourth ever shutout in Texans history, including playoffs, as Hyde rushes for a 41-yard touchdown. Extra point is good. Ravens, 34-7
9:56 — Jackson throws his fourth touchdown of the game as he connects with Ingram for a 12-yard score. Extra point is good. Ravens, 34-0
14:45 — On a fourth-and-2 from the Baltimore 29-yard line, Watson can’t connect with Hopkins.
15:00 — The Texans are going to have to make decisions as to whether or not they want to pack it in considering they host the Indianapolis Colts for a rematch on Thursday night. Reid is out and Johnson is questionable to return.
fourth quarter
1:35 — Tucker hits a 46-yard field goal. Ravens, 27-0
4:57 — It keeps getting worse. Watson throws across his body into traffic and Ravens LB Josh Bynes picks it off and returns it to the Houston 39-yard line.
6:54 — Tucker connects on a 34-yard field goal. Ravens, 24-0
8:03 — Texans S Justin Reid is down and holding his shoulder. Reid is being tended to by trainers.
9:11 — Texans CB Lonnie Johnson appeared to have injured his ankle on the play and is being tended to by trainers.
10:31 — The Texans can’t respond and Watson takes a 13-yard sack on third-and-10 from the Houston 40-yard line. That is Watson’s sixth sack of the game.
11:40 — It’s getting late early. Jackson throws a 25-yard touchdown to Ingram. Extra point is good. Ravens, 21-0
15:00 — The Ravens get the ball to start the second half. A big drive coming up.
third quarter
stats
Texans
Watson: 10/15, 102 yards; 3 carries, 12 yards
Carlos Hyde: 5 carries, 13 yards
Duke Johnson: 3 carries, 11 yards
Hopkins: 5 catches, 43 yards
Stills: 2 catches, 20 yards
Ravens
Jackson: 8/13, 97 yards, 2 TDs; 6 carries, 45 yards
RB Mark Ingram: 8 carries; 32 yards
Andrews: 3 catches, 24 yards, 1 TD
halftime
0:11 — Texans K Ka’imi Fairbairn misses a 43-yard field goal. The Ravens will go into the locker room up two scores, and they get the ball to start the second half.
0:44 — Watson gets sacked for a 7-yard loss and gets his ankle rolled up on. He holds it, trainers tend to him during the Texans timeout. But he stays in the game.
1:22 — WR Kenny Stills comes up with a key 9-yard reception on fourth-and-1 from the Texans’ 47 to keep the drive alive.
2:18 — Jackson finds Andrews for an 18-yard touchdown. Extra point is good. Baltimore will also get the ball to start the second half. Ravens, 14-0
7:27 — The Texans can’t respond to the scoring drive and are forced to punt after Watson takes two consecutive plays of a loss or no gain.
9:24 — The Ravens strike first as QB Lamar Jackson throws a 15-yard touchdown to WR Seth Roberts, capping off a 90-yard drive. Extra point is good. Ravens, 7-0
second quarter
2:05 — The Texans special teams is not fooled by a fake field goal run as S A.J. Moore drops TE Mark Andrews for a 2-yard loss on fourth-and-4 from the Ravens’ 37.
6:39 — Texans coach Bill O’Brien throws the challenge flag, and, surprise surprise, referee Alex Kemp doesn’t overturn the no-call on the field. Ravens ball.
6:39 — On fourth-and-2 from the Ravens’ 33, the Texans go for it rather than try a K Ka’imi Fairbairn field goal. Watson looks for Hopkins deep, and CB Marlon Humphrey tackles Hopkins before he can even for a chance to catch the ball in the corner of the end zone. Ruled incomplete and a turnover on downs.
8:22 — WR DeAndre Hopkins records his 600th NFL catch, just the second-youngest receiver in NFL history to do so. Youngest is Larry Fitzgerald.
10:02 — The Texans gets off the field and the Ravens send K Justin Tucker out for a 43-yard field goal. Tucker doinks it off the right upright no good.
11:44 — QB Lamar Jackson doesn’t need to use his elusive skills as he stands all day in the pocket and finds TE Hayden Hurst for a 12-yard gain on third-and-8 from the Texans’ 39.
12:22 — QB Deshaun Watson scrambles around for about 10 seconds, and it ends badly as he fumbles from a LB Matt Judon sack and the Ravens recover at the 41-yard line.
15:00 — Baltimore won the toss and will defer. The Texans will defend the east end zone.
first quarter
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