The Baltimore Ravens faced the Philadelphia Eagles in a tightly contested game but ultimately lost 24-19. Despite an early two-possession lead by the Ravens, the Eagles, led by Saquon Barkley's fourth-quarter touchdown, clinched the victory. Justin Tucker's missed field goals in the third quarter allowed the Eagles to maintain their advantage, proving decisive in the game's outcome.

By the Numbers
  • Lamar Jackson went 23-for-36, racking up 237 passing yards and 2 touchdowns.
  • Saquon Barkley rushed for 107 yards on 23 carries, including the critical touchdown run.
State of Play
  • The Ravens had a significant time of possession at 33:51, compared to the Eagles' 26:09.
  • Defensively, the Ravens recorded 2 sacks, while the Eagles secured 3.
What's Next

With a bye week ahead, the Ravens will regroup before facing the New York Giants on December 15. This break comes as they prepare for a tough schedule of three games in ten days.

Bottom Line

In a pivotal matchup, the Ravens' missed opportunities and failure to capitalize in critical moments highlighted areas for improvement. Their upcoming schedule will test their resilience and adaptability as they chase the AFC North lead.