Lamar Jackson, Gus Edwards Score 2 TDs Each As Ravens Soar Over Browns 47-42
Quarterback Lamar Jackson and running back Gus Edwards each ran two touchdowns into the end zone as the Ravens soared over the Cleveland Browns 47-42.
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Quarterback Lamar Jackson and running back Gus Edwards each ran two touchdowns into the end zone as the Ravens soared over the Cleveland Browns 47-42.
Baltimore Ravens defeat Cleveland Browns 47-42.
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson put two touchdowns on the board in the first half against the Cleveland Browns Monday night as the Ravens fight to keep their playoff hopes alive.
In 25 years of Ravens football, the team has never had fewer wins than the Cleveland Browns when the two met in December. That is, until now.
Rookies Chase Young and Kamren Curl scored defensive touchdowns and Washington grabbed sole possession of first place in the NFC East after a gritty 23-15 win over the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday.
The Cleveland Browns won't have top cornerback Denzel Ward for their matchup against the Baltimore Ravens on Monday night as he continues to be slowed by a calf strain.
When Alex Smith steps on the field to take on the San Francisco 49ers for just the second time since being traded away more than seven years ago, little will look familiar.
Two key components to the Ravens defense are listed as questionable to play in Monday night's showdown with the Cleveland Browns.
Browns coach Kevin Stefanski doesn't have many warm and fuzzy memories of Cleveland's opener at Baltimore, other than it being his debut of course.
Alex Smith, in his words, could "see the blood pumping out" of a cut under his left sock late in the first half of Washington's last game. So could the TV audience.
This year's list of nominees was listed Thursday and in addition to their representative, the nominee for another team is on the Ravens roster too.
Just two days after Ravens wide receiver Dez Bryant tested positive for COVID-19, minutes before he was set to play against the Dallas Cowboys, he says he tested negative twice.
Baltimore has activated wide receiver Willie Snead IV from their reserve/COVID list Thursday ahead against their Monday night matchup with the Cleveland Browns.
The veteran play by play man had some fun with Ravens fans' reaction to his "jinxing" of Justin Tucker, telling Sports Illustrated's Jimmy Traina there's "few things I relish more."
The NFL's medical director says all procedures followed before the Baltimore Ravens' game Tuesday night when receiver Dez Bryant tested positive for COVID-19 were done properly and in the same manner as for every case.
The sight of Lamar Jackson racing toward the end zone on a 37-yard, fourth-down trek showed just how effective the Baltimore Ravens' offense can be when their quarterback is the centerpiece of a multi-faceted running attack.
Bryant learned that he tested positive for COVID during pregame last night after he had been seen hugging and saying hello to multiple members of the Cowboys. So, why was the game allowed to continue?
Lamar Jackson ran for 94 yards and a touchdown as the focal point of a relentless rushing attack that amassed 294 yards, and the Baltimore Ravens emerged from a COVID-19 outbreak to beat the Dallas Cowboys 34-17 on Tuesday night.
Moments before Baltimore was set to take on Dallas, Ravens wide receiver Dez Bryant announced he tested positive for COVID-19, and that he would call it quits for the season. He later backtracked on his comments.
PHOTOS: Ravens Defeat Cowboys 34-17
Justin Tucker saw his NFL-record streak come to an end Tuesday night versus the Dallas Cowboys, and Ravens fans are blaming announcer Joe Buck, saying he jinxed it.
Ravens rookie linebacker Patrick Queen recorded his first career interception in Tuesday night's game against the Dallas Cowboys.
Ravens kicker Justin Tucker saw his impressive streak come to an end Tuesday night versus the Dallas Cowboys.
Ravens Quarterback Lamar Jackson is expected to play Tuesday versus Dallas after he was activated from the Reserve/COVID-19 list Monday afternoon.
Pittsburgh's bid for an unbeaten season is over. Washington's bid for an unlikely division title may just be beginning.
