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Ravens Claw Back: Henry's TDs Lift Baltimore to AFC North Lead
24 Nov
Summary
- Derrick Henry's two third-quarter touchdowns secured the win.
- Lamar Jackson threw for under 200 yards for the third consecutive game.
- The Ravens' victory propelled them to the top of the AFC North standings.
The Baltimore Ravens secured a significant 23-10 victory over the New York Jets, marking their fifth consecutive win and taking the lead in the AFC North. The game's momentum shifted in the third quarter with two critical touchdown runs by Derrick Henry, both set up by pass interference penalties. A late fumble by the Jets' Breece Hall ultimately sealed the win for Baltimore.
Despite the crucial victory, the Ravens' offensive performance continues to draw scrutiny. Lamar Jackson has now thrown for under 200 yards in three consecutive games, and his limited 11 rushing yards against the Jets have raised questions about potential lingering injuries. Jackson, however, dismissed injury concerns, emphasizing the need for better offensive execution.
Following a challenging 1-5 start to the season, the Ravens are celebrating their current streak. However, to succeed in the postseason, the offense, led by Jackson, must find a more consistent and potent groove. Improving offensive efficiency will be paramount as the team aims to sustain its winning momentum.
