Ravens Dismantle Lions 38-6

The early onslaught was an encouraging sign for the Ravens (5-2) after they struggled to score six in London, making last weekend's game against Tennessee far too close for comfort. This time around, Baltimore neuralized the surging Lions with touchdowns on each of their first five red zone visits: Andrews' tallies came from 11 and eight yards away while Jackson opened scoring with a seven-yard six-pointer of his own. Gus Edwards also had a score on the ground while Jackson found Nelson Agholor from a dozen away. 

Suggs' defensive descendants opened the game by forcing Detroit into three consecutive three-and-outs, allowing the offensive to build the impenetrable lead in peace. Odafe Oweh earned a sack of Jared Goff in his first game back from a Week 2 ankle injury, appearing on the quarterback takedown ledger alongside Justin Madubuike, Arthur Maulet, and Kyle Van Noy, who had two as the Ravens' all-time leader in sacks was honored. Geno Stone earned his NFL-best fourth interception on one of Detroit's desperate attempts to change the tide on fourth down.

Detroit (5-2) entered Sunday's game as the co-leaders in the NFC and fell to 1-6 all-time against the Ravens. The Lions finally broke through on the scoreboard at the onset of the final period, when Jahmyr Gibbs made it to the end zone on a 21-yard rush before Baltimore stuffed the two-point conversion try and re-expanded its lead with one last Justin Tucker field goal.

Another interconference matchup awaits the Ravens next Sunday when they face the Arizona Cardinals in Glendale (4:25 p.m. ET, CBS).