Ravens 24, Tennessee Titans 18; Lamar Jackson exits with ankle injury
BALTIMORE Oct. 4, 2026 The Baltimore Ravens defeated the Tennessee Titans 24-18 on Sunday in Baltimore, but Lamar Jacksons exit with an ankle injury tempered the victory. Jackson left the game with an ankle injury, and the team will need medical clarity before its next game. Running back Derrick Henry, now with the Ravens, opened the scoring with a rushing touchdown against his former team.
Henry opened the scoring on a 5-yard touchdown run, and Tennessee tied the game in the first quarter on Tony Pollards 3-yard rushing touchdown. Jackson then led two second-quarter touchdown drives, connecting with Zay Flowers on a 19-yard pass and with Mark Andrews on a 3-yard pass. Kicker Tyler Loop drilled a 64-yard field goal as time expired in the second quarter to give Baltimore a 24-7 halftime lead. The Ravens carried that momentum into the second half.
In the third quarter, Titans kicker Joey Slye hit a 33-yard field goal to cut Baltimores lead to 24-10. With 1:12 remaining in the fourth quarter, Cam Ward connected with WanDale Robinson on a 3-yard touchdown pass. Ward followed with a pass to Gunnar Helm for a successful two-point conversion that trimmed the deficit to 24-18. Tennessee was unable to score again and Baltimore held on for the final margin.
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Jacksons ankle injury tempered a win that otherwise answered questions about Baltimores offense. Tyler Loops 64-yard field goal provided a critical cushion that withstood Tennessees late rally and two-point conversion. Derrick Henry scoring against his former team added an emotional subplot to the game. The Ravens will need a clear injury report on Jackson before preparing for their next opponent.