Derrick Henry scores three TDs, Lamar Jackson helps power Ravens past Indianapolis Professional Football Team, 41-23
INDIANAPOLIS — The Baltimore Ravens beat the Indianapolis Professional Football Team 41-23 on Sept. 13, 2026, in Indianapolis as Derrick Henry ran for three touchdowns and Lamar Jackson produced multiple scoring plays. Henry still looks ageless, and Jackson put on an MVP-like showing with a rushing score and a long touchdown pass. The Ravens built an early lead and never relinquished control. Baltimore’s mix of power running and big-play passing overwhelmed Indianapolis’ defense.
Henry scored on runs of 4 yards, 32 yards and 3 yards, while Jackson added a 5-yard rushing touchdown and threw a 54-yard touchdown pass to Zay Flowers. Tyler Loop converted long field goals of 57 and 45 yards as Baltimore sustained drives into scoring position. Loop also handled extra points on Baltimore’s touchdown drives. The Ravens’ offense combined short drives and explosive plays to pile up points.
The Indianapolis Professional Football Team countered with two short rushing touchdowns by Jonathan Taylor, a 1-yard run in the first quarter and a 3-yard run in the second. Spencer Shrader missed the extra point after Taylor’s opening score but later booted a 58-yard field goal in the third quarter. Quarterback Daniel Jones connected with Tyler Warren on a 9-yard touchdown pass in the fourth quarter as Indianapolis tried to rally. The team cut into the deficit but could not close the gap.
Baltimore led 31-13 at halftime after Loop’s 57-yard field goal capped a scoring surge in the second quarter. Shrader’s 58-yard field goal made it 31-16 in the third quarter, but Henry’s third touchdown in the fourth quarter and Loop’s late 45-yard field goal sealed the victory. The Ravens finished with 41 points and forced Indianapolis to play from behind for most of the game. Indianapolis will need to limit big plays and sustain longer drives to avoid similar deficits moving forward.
NFL Sports Blog Take
The Ravens established control with explosive plays and consistent scoring from their ground game and Lamar Jackson’s dual-threat playmaking. Derrick Henry’s three rushing touchdowns and Jackson’s long pass to Zay Flowers underline how Baltimore attacked both between the tackles and downfield. The Indianapolis Professional Football Team showed signs of life — Jonathan Taylor’s two short-yardage touchdowns and Shrader’s 58-yard field goal — but falling behind by multiple possessions early made a comeback difficult. Indianapolis will need to improve its ability to prevent long gains and produce sustained drives if it hopes to avoid a slow start in its next outing.