Ravens at Titans: Play of the Game

Marquise Brown 28-yard catch: After a slow offensive start in the first quarter, Marquise Brown helped opened things up and move the Ravens into scoring position on the play above. Brown found an open seam on the right side of the field and Lamar Jackson lofted a pass to him, fitting the ball in-between Brown and his defender for a 28-yard gain. This set up a field goal by Justin Tucker to put the Ravens on the board.

Lamar Jackson 48-yard touchdown run: Lamar Jackson has made plenty of impressive and spectacular touchdown runs in his young career. However, given the stakes of the moment in this spot, his 48-yard scamper above may take the cake above all. Jackson avoided a sack on third-and-long, burst up the middle of the field, and dove across the pylon to even the score up late in the second quarter. This touchdown catapulted an eventual 17-0 run for the Ravens and swung momentum into Baltimore’s favor.

J.K. Dobbins 4-yard touchdown run: At this point, there are three certainties in life: death, taxes, and J.K. Dobbins scoring touchdowns.

DeShon Elliott pass breakup: DeShon Elliott has been an unsung hero for this Ravens defense all year long, quietly making key plays that often go unnoticed. However, plays like the one above will surely be noticed and deservedly so. With the Titans trailing 17-13 in the fourth quarter and driving, Elliott made one of the biggest plays of the game — breaking up a potential third down conversion by Jonnu Smith that would have extended the drive.

Marcus Peters interception: Marcus Peters celebrated his birthday earlier in the week. Funny enough, he also provided the icing on the cake for the Ravens victory on Sunday with this interception late in the fourth quarter. To make it even better, he promptly led a celebration with the rest of the defense in stomping on the Titans logo at midfield.