Baltimore secured their AFC-leading ninth victory with a 20-10 primetime win in Los Angeles. The Ravens outgained the Chargers by 82 yards, won time of possession by nearly seven minutes and were plus-four in the turnover department. They will enter their long-awaited bye week atop the conference.
Quarterbacks
Lamar Jackson: 71 Offensive Snaps (100%)
Tyler Huntley: Did Not Play
Josh Johnson: Inactive
Lamar’s 56.3 completion percentage was his lowest mark of the season and 177 passing yards his third lowest of the season.
Running Backs
Keaton Mitchell: 33 (46%) — 2 Special Teams Snaps (10%)
Justice Hill: 20 (28%) — 6 (29%)
Gus Edwards: 19 (27%)
Mitchell out snapped Justice and Gus for the first time this season, producing 64 yards on nine carries, plus 25 receiving yards. Hill popped a 18-yard gain on one of his five carries while Edwards managed just a 3.3 yard average on his eight attempts.
Tight Ends
Isaiah Likely: 52 (73%) — 6 (29%)
Patrick Ricard: 31 (44%) — 3 (14%)
Charlie Kolar: 19 (27%) — 17 (81%)
Likely again received the bulk of Mark Andrews’ snaps and contributed a team-high 40 receiving yards on four catches. Kolar was not targeted.
Wide Recievers
Zay Flowers: 67 (94%)
Rashod Bateman: 57 (80%)
Nelson Agholor: 29 (41%)
Odell Beckham Jr.: 23 (32%)
Tylan Wallace: 2 (3%) — 13 (62%)
Devin Duvernay: 2 (3%) — 6 (29%)
With a 37-yard touchdown run, 3-yard touchdown catch and team leading five receptions, Flowers broke out in Week 12. Beckham was an efficient three catches on five targets for 34 yards and Agholor had a 21-yard gain.
Offensive Line
Kevin Zeitler: 71 (100%) — 5 (24%)
Morgan Moses: 71 (100%)
Tyler Linderbaum: 71 (100%)
Ronnie Stanley: 70 (99%)
John Simpson: 68 (96%) — 5 (24%)
Ben Cleveland: 4 (6%) — 5 (24%)
Patrick Mekari: 1 (1%) — 3 (14%)
Daniel Faalele: 0 — 5 (24%)
Sam Mustipher: Inactive
Malaesala Aumavae-Laulu: Inactive
Tackles Ronnie Stanley and Morgan Moses struggled to stonewall Khalil Mack, who finished with two sacks. The blocking unit helped pave the way for 197 rushing yards with a 5.6 yard average per run.
Defensive Line
Justin Madubuike: 40 Defensive Snaps (61%) — 3 (14%)
Michael Pierce: 38 (58%)
Travis Jones: 23 (35%) — 8 (38%)
Broderick Washington: 22 (33%) — 5 (24%)
Brent Urban: 12 (18%) — 3 (14%)
Madubuike extended his streak with a half sack and put three hits on Justin Herbert but exited early to be evaluated for a concussion. Jones posted a half sack and Pierce recovered a fumble. After being deactivated last week, Washington returned with a sack in Week 12, his second of the season.
Inside Linebackers
Roquan Smith: 66 (100%)
Patrick Queen: 62 (94%)
Del’Shawn Phillips: 4 (6%) — 16 (76%)
Josh Ross: 0 — 15 (71%)
Trenton Simpson: Inactive
The inside linebacker duo rebounded to hold Austin Ekeler below 65 yards from scrimmage. Both Smith and Queen recorded five solo tackles, one pass breakup and a forced fumble apiece.
Outside Linebackers
Kyle Van Noy: 47 (71%)
Odafe Oweh: 41 (62%)
Jadeveon Clowney: 36 (55%)
Tavius Robinson: 10 (15%) — 10 (48%)
Malik Harrison: Inactive
Van Noy saw an uptick in snaps and recorded a pass defensed. Oweh notched a tackle for loss. Clowney made an impact with two quarterback hits, a sack, forced fumble and fumble recovery.
Cornerbacks
Brandon Stephens: 66 (100%) — 5 (24%)
Ronald Darby: 66 (100%)
Arthur Maulet: 7 (11%) — 6 (29%)
Jalyn Armour-Davis: 0 — 12 (57%)
Rock Ya-Sin: 0 — 8 (38%)
Marlon Humphrey: Inactive
The Ravens’ cornerbacks help hold Justin Herbert to 4.1 yards per pass. Stephens broke up a pass and Maulet corralled an interception. Darby played the complete game for the first time this season.
Safeties
Kyle Hamilton: 66 (100%) — 2 (10%)
Marcus Williams: 66 (100%)
Geno Stone: 54 (82%) — 10 (48%)
Daryl Worley: 0 — 16 (76%)
Andrew Adams: 0 — 10 (48%)
Hamilton continued his All-Pro caliber season with two tackles for loss and a pass breakup. Williams also broke up a pass and Stone saw 54 snaps in the ‘Big Nickel’ personnel grouping.
Specialists
Justin Tucker: 10 (48%)
Jordan Stout: 8 (38%)
Tyler Ott: 8 (38%)
Tucker hit from 42 and 48-yards out but pushed a 44-yard field goal wide left.