Ravens Defeat Giants 35-14 Behind Jackson's Five TDs

Lamar Jackson delivered an outstanding performance, throwing for 290 yards and five touchdowns, leading the Baltimore Ravens to a 35-14 victory over the New York Giants. This win improves the Ravens' record to 9-5, keeping them in playoff contention, while the Giants fell to 2-12, marking their ninth consecutive loss. Jackson's efficiency was remarkable, completing 21 of 25 passes, and he also rushed for 65 yards. Tight end Mark Andrews set a franchise record with his 48th career touchdown, while Rashod Bateman caught two of Jackson's scoring passes. In a challenging season for the Giants, quarterback Tommy DeVito left the game with a concussion, leading to Tim Boyle taking over, who managed one touchdown and an interception. The Ravens' defense was solid, limiting New York's offense to just 236 yards.