Lamar Jackson’s 5-TD Masterclass Powers Ravens to Commanding 35-14 Win Over Giants

The Baltimore Ravens entered Sunday’s matchup against the New York Giants as heavy favorites, with a massive 17-point spread—the largest in the NFL this season. They delivered on the hype, cruising to a dominant 35-14 victory at MetLife Stadium.

Baltimore set the tone early, surging to a 14-0 lead and maintaining control throughout. Quarterback Lamar Jackson put on a clinic, throwing five touchdown passes without a single interception. While Jackson has largely slipped out of MVP conversations, his performance reminded everyone why he’s among the league’s elite.

The Ravens’ defense faced little resistance, aided by the Giants’ quarterback carousel. Rookie Tommy DeVito started but left with a concussion before halftime, giving way to Tim Boyle. Boyle looked more composed but failed to spark much of a fight. This marked the fourth quarterback appearance for the Giants in what has been a dismal 2-12 campaign. As the losses pile up, New York’s focus now shifts to the 2025 NFL Draft, where they’re projected to have the No. 1 overall pick and a shot at securing a franchise quarterback.

Meanwhile, Baltimore improved to 9-5, solidifying its playoff aspirations. With Jackson in top form and momentum building, the Ravens are poised for a deep postseason run.