The Lions silence critics with a dominant 38-30 road victory over Ravens, showcasing a complete team performance that answers questions about their championship potential.

When the Baltimore Ravens and Detroit Lions met for a heavyweight battle back in 2023, it was a totally one-sided affair, with Lamar Jackson cruising to a big victory as both a runner and thrower. On Monday night,

The Lions racked up 426 yards, ran for 224 and scored 17 points in the fourth quarter to beat the Ravens, 38-30, as Baltimore fell to 1-2.

After starting edge defender Marcus Davenport went on injured reserve, the Lions delivered one of their best pass-rushing performances in years.

When Lamar Jackson has been healthy these past few seasons, the Baltimore Ravens have almost never lost unless they beat themselves in some fashion with careless plays.

The Ravens are 1-2 after being beat up on both sides of the ball in a Monday night loss to the Lions. Here are five things we learned.

The Detroit Lions made a statement against the Baltimore Ravens in a dominating 38-30 victory Monday night, which ended up being just the third loss for Lamar Jackson against an NFC opponent. Detroit certainly erased the Week 1 loss against the Green Bay Packers, having two convincing victories and remerging as a Super Bowl contender.

The Detroit Lions visit the Baltimore Ravens on Monday Night Football after a rebound performance in Week 2, but have a big challenge ahead of them.

Every regular season win only counts for one, but the Detroit Lions’ 38-3o win over the Baltimore Ravens felt a little more than just a single victory. It was their first win over the Ravens in Baltimore,