Just when it felt like it was time to begin considering the Baltimore Ravens an honest-to-goodness Super Bowl contender in the AFC again, their injury list once more became too cumbersome. Quarterback Lamar Jackson was asked to do far too much,

That made today Jackson's 15th career double-triple.A double-triple is PFT's stat recognizing a player who has triple-digit yardage in two different statistical categories. No one else has done it as many times as Jackson,

Houston Texans fullback Andrew Beck scores an 86-yard touchdown on a kick return. Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson escapes THREE would-be tacklers on 14-yard scramble.

Lamar Jackson ran 10 yards for his second touchdown of the game and Justin Tucker’s extra point pushed the Ravens into a 14-13 lead. The touchdown came with 13 seconds to play in the third quarter so the Colts will have to try to move back in front in the fourth quarter.

Tropical storm Ophelia delivered only a glancing blow to Baltimore over the weekend, but the Ravens’ offense was still messy for much of a soggy Sunday afternoon at M&T Bank Stadium. A week after an impressive and well-balanced performance to beat the Bengals in Cincinnati,

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson swerves through Colts' D for 8-yard TD. Jerome ford caps off a 3-yard touchdown run with an epic reach for the pylon. Indianapolis Colts running back Zack Moss bursts ahead for 24-yard gain on last play of third quarter.

"We have to lock in more, stay focus more, take what the defense gives us [and] try an move the ball," said Jackson on not getting first downs at the end.

The Colts have a lot of uncertainty at quarterback after rookie Anthony Richardson entered concussion protocol last week.

Baltimore's offensive line excelled against the Bengals, but the Colts' D-line is better with monsters DeForest Buckner and Grover Stewart, and former first-round pick Kwity Paye. Harbaugh called it the "No. 1 issue for sure." If the Colts are pull off an upset, it'll be because of their defensive line.

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson posted a huge game on the ground during the 22-19 loss to the Colts. The former MVP ended the game with 101 yards and two touchdowns on 14 carries while completing 22 of his 31 throws for 202 yards.