Ravens vs. Jaguars: Play of the Game

For the second straight week, the Ravens poured in 40+ points — all of which came from the offensive side of the ball. As you’d expect, there was once again a bevy of highlights sprinkled throughout the game.

Check out some of the top plays from Sunday’s victory and vote for your favorite down below!

Matthew Judon sack and safety: Following an interception thrown by Lamar Jackson, Matthew Judon and the Ravens defense needed just two plays to flip the script. Lined up against a tight end on the right side of the field, Judon took advantage of a choice matchup. Judon got loose around the edge and sacked Gardner Minshew in the end zone, giving the Ravens a safety in two consecutive games.

Miles Boykin four-yard touchdown reception: Miles Boykin only received two targets in this game but made his mark. As he has done on two other occasions this season, Boykin manuevered his way to getting open in the end zone. The offensive line gave Lamar Jackson time to survey the field and find a streaking Boykin, who highpointed the ball in the corner for the team’s first touchdown of the game.

J.K. Dobbins three-yard touchdown rush: After forcing a turnover on downs, the Ravens offense were in prime position to build upon their 9-0 lead. They did so by driving 49 yards in just six plays, capped off by this two-yard scamper from J.K. Dobbins. This marks the fourth consecutive game in which the rookie tailback has found the end zone. What made it even better, though, was the impressive dance moves after the play.

Dez Bryant 10-yard touchdown reception: For the first time in over three full years, Dez Bryant found himself throwing up the “X” — and it was quite a moment. Fans have collectively been waiting for Bryant to score since joining the Ravens earlier in the season and he finally broke through against Jacksonville. Bryant got open after the play broke down and Jackson found him after moving outside of the pocket.

Yannick Ngaouke strip sack: Revenge against your former team is best served with a sack and forced fumble, two boxes crossed off by Yannick Ngaouke on this play.

Tyre Phillips fumble recovery and rush: Tyre Phillps = RB1?

Mark Andrews three-yard touchdown reception: It took until the fourth quarter for it to happen, but Mark Andrews found the end zone for the second time in as many as three weeks — and the seventh time all season. Andrews caught five balls for 66 receiving yards on the day. His three-yard reception above put the finishing touches on the Ravens blowout victory.