Ravens Score 34 Unanswered in Win Over Buccaneers

Jackson did virtually everything right Monday night. The reigning MVP went 17-of-22 for 281 yards and five passing scores and no interceptions as Baltimore’s offense continues to roll. Jackson completed passes to eight different receivers and added 52 yards on the ground as the Ravens scored 40 points for the first time this season.

Bateman may have had his best game as a pro Monday night. He had two splash plays, including a long touchdown, on his way to a career-high 121 yards. Bateman is finally healthy and his chemistry with Jackson continues to grow in his fourth season.

Humphrey’s two interceptions completely flipped the game and helped a Ravens defense that was struggling to start the game. Despite only playing the first half, he was Baltimore’s most valuable player on defense.

Andrews passed Todd Heap for the most receiving touchdowns in franchise history and added another score as he continues to heat up after a slow start. Andrews finished with four catches for 41 yards, including a beautiful toe-tap grab along the sideline.

Henry had a slow first half for his standards but came on in a big way with his 81-yard gain in the third quarter. He added another chunk play, running for 39 yards and added a receiving touchdown.