Ravens vs. Rams: Play of the game

All the top highlights from the Ravens’ Week 14 victory

The Baltimore Ravens earned their third consecutive victory in Week 14 and 10th overall on the season, defeating the Los Angeles Rams in a high-scoring affair. The Ravens tied their second-highest point total on the year with 37, escaping overtime with a six-point win after a walk-off touchdown.

As a team, the Ravens had over 20 first downs and just shy of 450 total yards. There was no shortage of big plays throughout the afternoon, which ultimately made the difference in their winning effort.

Let’s review some of the top moments below — be sure to vote for your favorite!

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Isaiah Likely 66-yard touchdown catch: The Ravens began the game with back-to-back drives of just five yards and punted twice in the first quarter. They were in dire need of a positive play to occur and it happened just before the second frame began. Lamar Jackson took advantage of a busted coverage in the Rams’ secondary, finding Isaiah Likely wide open along the sideline. Likely then did the rest, outracing the lone defender in his path to reach the end zone for a 66-yard touchdown.

Odell Beckham Jr. 54-yard touchdown catch: After the Rams responded with a quick score of their own to retake a lead, Jackson delivered another deep touchdown pass through the air. This time, it was Beckham on the receiving end, finding the end zone against his former team. Beckham toasted a Rams’ defender with a smooth double move in space and made an adjustment to contort his body before making the grab. This 54-yard score accounted for more than half of Beckham’s total yardage on the day.

Zay Flowers 21-yard touchdown catch: With the Ravens trailing 28-23 late in the fourth quarter, they desperately needed a touchdown to keep their hopes alive. One play after taking a sack in the red zone, Jackson found Flowers for a 21-yard strike on third down for an improbable conversion. Flowers got open on a deep crosser across the middle trailing Nelson Agholor, who pulled away the Rams’ safety help. One play later, Flowers followed it up by reeling in a two-point conversion pass from Jackson as well.

Tylan Wallace 76-yard punt return touchdown: The Ravens went three-and-out after receiving the ball first in overtime. Their defense came through with a clutch stop, though, and rather than putting the offense back on the field, Wallace decided to end the game via special teams. Filling in at punt returner for the injured Devin Duvernay, Wallace ripped off a 76-yard house call where he eluded multiple defenders and kept his balance. This was the Ravens’ first return touchdown of the season and walked off an emphatic victory.

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