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Ravens vs Titans: the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

The Ravens’ win over the Titans on Sunday was a study in contrasts—efficient on offense, shaky on defense, and marked by a standout performance from their top duo. Lamar Jackson and Zay Flowers dominated early, with Jackson throwing for 222 yards in the first half alone, nearly half of which went to Flowers.

The duo’s chemistry remains unmatched, though their injury-prone seasons continue, with both missing time in recent weeks. Flowers set a season-high with 150 receiving yards in Week 1, and while he didn’t repeat that feat, his 119 yards in Week 4 were still elite.

Meanwhile, the Ravens’ defense held Tennessee’s offense—already one of the league’s worst—to minimal production outside of a late touchdown drive, proving their progress under Jesse Minter. The offensive line, facing one of the NFL’s best defensive linemen in Jeffery Simmons, held up remarkably well, allowing just six pressures on Jackson’s 23 dropbacks and one on Tyler Huntley’s 11.

The Ravens’ interior line delivered a season-low 20.5% pass rush rate, a testament to their resilience despite roster limitations.

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