In Week 15, the Ravens stacked their fourth consecutive win with a 23-7 primetime victory in Jacksonville. Baltimore’s offense piled up 251 rushing yards, helping to create an eight minute advantage in time of possession. The Ravens defense held the Jaguars to 5.5 yards per play and recovered a pair of Trevor Lawrence fumbles. With the win, Baltimore maintains a one game lead over Miami in the race for the AFC’s top seed.
Quarterbacks
Lamar Jackson: 70 Offensive Snaps (100%)
Tyler Huntley: Did Not Play
Josh Johnson: Inactive
Malik Cunningham: Inactive
Lamar did well to evade pressure, finishing with 171 passing yards, one touchdown, one interception and 97 rushing yards.
Running Backs
Gus Edwards: 28 (40%)
Keaton Mitchell: 25 (36%) — 3 Special Teams Snaps (14%)
Justice Hill: 18 (26%) — 5 (23%)
Mitchell gained 88 yards from scrimmage before exiting with a season-ending knee injury. Edwards broke off a 20-yard run and punched in a 1-yard touchdown. Hill turned five carries into 23 yards, he will be relied upon to bring the speed element to the backfield with Mitchell out.
Tight Ends
Isaiah Likely: 52 (74%) — 1 (5%)
Patrick Ricard: 37 (53%) — 2 (9%)
Charlie Kolar: 25 (36%) — 10 (45%)
Likely led all Baltimore receivers with six targets, five receptions, 70 yards and a touchdown. Kolar added a 15-yard catch.
Wide Receivers
Zay Flowers: 59 (84%)
Odell Beckham Jr.: 38 (54%)
Rashod Bateman: 31 (44%)
Nelson Agholor: 28 (40%)
Tylan Wallace: 3 (4%) — 10 (45%)
A week after providing three touchdowns, the wide receivers corps was much less involved against the Jaguars. Bateman caught three passes, two of which resulted in first downs. Beckham and Flowers caught one pass apiece, Agholor’s lone target fell incomplete.
Offensive Line
Kevin Zeitler: 70 (100%) — 5 (23%)
John Simpson: 70 (100%) — 5 (23%)
Tyler Linderbaum: 70 (100%)
Ronnie Stanley: 48 (69%)
Morgan Moses: 36 (51%)
Daniel Faalele: 34 (49%) — 5 (23%)
Patrick Mekari: 22 (31%) — 3 (14%)
Ben Cleveland: 6 (9%) — 5 (23%)
Sam Mustipher: Inactive
Malaesala Aumavae-Laulu: Inactive
It was a mixed outing for the Ravens blocking unit. The interior trio fared reasonably well but the offensive tackles struggled to contain Josh Allen and the Jaguars pass rush. Jacksonville sacked Jackson three times and hit him nine times, many of which were attributable to Stanley who surrendered seven pressures. Notably, Faalele’s snaps in the right tackle rotation increased from eight last week to 34 in Week 15.
Defensive Line
Justin Madubuike: 44 Defensive Snaps (71%) — 4 (18%)
Michael Pierce: 28 (45%)
Travis Jones: 25 (40%) — 9 (41%)
Broderick Washington: 19 (31%) — 6 (27%)
Brent Urban: 12 (19%) — 4 (18%)
Impending free agent Madubuike continued his excellent season with six pressures, four quarterback hits, a sack and forced fumble. Neither Jones nor Washington recorded a statistic, Urban notched a tackle for loss.
Inside Linebackers
Roquan Smith: 62 (100%)
Patrick Queen: 62 (100%)
Del’Shawn Phillips: 0 — 17 (77%)
Trenton Simpson: 0 — 13 (59%)
Smith and Queen combined for seven solo tackles. The linebackers helped hold Jacksonville’s running backs to 2.6 yards per carry.
Outside Linebackers
Jadeveon Clowney: 41 (66%)
Kyle Van Noy: 38 (61%)
Odafe Oweh: 34 (55%)
Malik Harrison: 9 (15%) — 17 (77%)
Tavius Robinson: 7 (11%) — 10 (45%)
Jeremiah Moon: 0 — 13 (59%)
Oweh was the Ravens most impactful edge rusher with six pressures. Robinson lost more than half of his Week 14 snaps due to Harrison’s return from injury.
Cornerbacks
Brandon Stephens: 62 (100%) — 6 (27%)
Marlon Humphrey: 62 (100%)
Arthur Maulet: 26 (42%) — 10 (45%)
Jalyn Armour-Davis: 6 (10%) — 17 (77%)
Ronald Darby: 0 — 9 (41%)
Rock Ya-Sin: Inactive
Damarion Williams : Inactive
Perimeter cornerbacks Humphrey and Stephens were outstanding, they allowed 69 yards combined on 15 targets into their coverage. Maulet recovered a fumble but struggled to cover the Jaguars slot receivers.
Safeties
Kyle Hamilton: 62 (100%)
Geno Stone: 48 (77%) — 9 (41%)
Marcus Williams: 35 (56%)
Daryl Worley: 0 — 17 (77%)
A week after being sidelined with a knee injury, Hamilton played a full allotment of plays and led the defense with six solo tackles and a pass breakup. Williams was forced from the game with a groin injury and is considered day-to-day.
Specialists
Justin Tucker: 11 (50%)
Jordan Stout: 8 (36%)
Tyler Ott: 8 (36%)
Stout dropped two of three punts inside the 20 yard line. And Tucker converted all three of his field goal attempts.