Baltimore Ravens Outrun Cleveland Browns at Huntington Bank Field with Derrick Henry's Ground Dominance

The Baltimore Ravens emerged victorious against the Cleveland Browns with a 23-16 scoreline at Huntington Bank Field. This win brings the Ravens to a balanced 5-5 record, while the Browns continue to struggle at 2-8. The game was marked by strategic plays and standout performances, particularly from Derrick Henry, who led the Flock's rushing attack.

First Quarter

The game kicked off with both teams testing each other's defenses. The Ravens' defense set an early tone by forcing three-and-outs on multiple occasions. Keyon Martin contributed significantly with a sack that pushed back the Dawg Pound's offense. Meanwhile, Lamar Jackson struggled under pressure, completing only 56 percent of his passes in this period.

Second Quarter

As the second quarter unfolded, Derrick Henry showcased his prowess on the ground with an impressive 59-yard run that set up a touchdown for Mark Andrews. This play was pivotal in shifting momentum towards Baltimore as they took control of possession and clock management.

Third Quarter

In the third quarter, Kyle Hamilton made his presence felt defensively by forcing a fumble that disrupted Cleveland’s offensive rhythm. Despite facing five sacks throughout the game, Lamar Jackson managed to maintain composure and orchestrate crucial drives downfield.

Fourth Quarter

The final quarter saw Nate Wiggins intercepting a pass from Cleveland’s quarterback which thwarted their comeback attempt. Tyler Loop remained perfect in field goal attempts contributing nine points to Baltimore’s tally through accurate kicks from various distances including one from 44 yards out.

In reviewing what went wrong for Baltimore Ravens during certain stretches of play; turnovers were costly as they committed three overall including two interceptions thrown by Jackson which could have been detrimental if not for their resilient defense stepping up when needed most.

Looking ahead after this hard-fought victory over division rivals; fans can catch their next matchup against New York Jets scheduled on November 23rd at M&T Bank Stadium starting at 1:00 PM EDT broadcasted live via CBS network coverage across regions nationwide!

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