Ravens Hold Off Titans 24-18 Behind Lamar Jackson’s Two TDs

The Baltimore Ravens defeated the Tennessee Titans 24-18 behind Lamar Jackson’s two touchdown passes, building a 17-point halftime lead before holding off a second-half comeback Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium. Baltimore scored all its points before intermission, then endured two scoreless quarters to secure a Week 4 victory. The Ravens improved to 3-1, while Tennessee’s search for its first win continued at 0-4.

A Second-Quarter Surge Makes the Difference

The opening quarter ended level at 7-7, but Baltimore created separation with a 17-0 advantage in the second. That stretch transformed an even contest into a 24-7 halftime lead and ultimately supplied the entire winning margin. In front of 70,101 fans, the Ravens gave themselves enough room to withstand an offense that went quiet after the break.

Tennessee gradually brought the game back within reach. A three-point third quarter reduced the deficit to 24-10, and eight more points in the fourth made the final margin just six. The Titans outscored Baltimore 11-0 after halftime, turning what had looked like a comfortable Ravens afternoon into a competitive finish.

But the comeback stopped short. Tennessee needed another touchdown’s worth of scoring to move ahead, and Baltimore finished regulation with its lead intact. There was no overtime and no completed fourth-quarter comeback—just a valuable home win for a Ravens team whose first-half production proved decisive.

Key Performers

Lamar Jackson, Ravens: Jackson’s supplied passing line was 15/20, 222 YDS, 2 TD. He completed 75% of his attempts and averaged 11.1 yards per attempt, combining accuracy with substantial production on a relatively modest passing workload. His interception total was not included in the supplied statistics.

Derrick Henry, Ravens: Henry finished with 23 CAR, 73 YDS, 1 TD, leading the game in rushing yards. His 23 carries gave Baltimore a substantial ground-game workload alongside Jackson’s passing output. The touchdown also meant Baltimore’s two featured offensive leaders accounted for three touchdowns between them.

Carnell Tate, Titans: Tate led the game in receiving with 9 REC, 145 YDS. That works out to approximately 16.1 yards per catch, an impressive combination of volume and yardage for Tennessee despite the loss. His receiving touchdown total was not supplied, but his nine catches made him the clear standout in the available Titans offensive statistics.

NerdSports Stat: Baltimore scored 70.8% of its points in the second quarter—17 of 24—and still won despite being outscored 11-0 after halftime.

What Comes Next

For Baltimore, the result strengthens its early-season position in the AFC North race, though the scoreless second half leaves room for improvement. The Ravens host the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday, October 11, at 5:20 PM PDT. Tennessee hosts the Houston Texans that same day at 10:00 AM PDT, with an AFC South matchup offering an immediate opportunity to change the direction of its season.

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