Ravens hold off Titans 24–18 after Jackson exits with ankle injury

Baltimore built a 24–7 halftime lead and held on to beat Tennessee 24–18 on Sunday, October 4, at M&T Bank Stadium. The Ravens improved to 3–1, but their win included an injury to Lamar Jackson.

According to the Ravens’ game report, Jackson left after the first half with an ankle injury. He completed 15 of 20 passes for 222 yards and two touchdowns before exiting.

Derrick Henry opened Baltimore’s scoring with a five-yard touchdown run. Jackson later found Zay Flowers for a 19-yard score and Mark Andrews for a three-yard touchdown.

The Andrews score finished an eight-play, 98-yard drive after Baltimore stopped Tennessee on fourth-and-goal at the Ravens’ two-yard line. Tyler Loop added a 64-yard field goal before halftime.

Baltimore did not score in the second half. Its first four possessions after the break ended in punts, and a later drive ended with a missed 40-yard field goal.

Henry finished with 73 rushing yards and a touchdown on 23 carries.

Sources: Official report.

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