A long afternoon for Bengals. Ravens by 21. Lamar Jackson did the damage for Ravens — 17/20, 273 yards, 3 TD. Elijah Sarratt was the target for Ravens — 8 catches, 144 yards, 3 TD. A season best for Elijah Sarratt. Through the air: Ravens 273, Bengals 144.

Drew Larkin: "That was a complete collapse. Lamar Jackson threw 5 interceptions and Baltimore managed just 39 rushing yards — there is no way to move the ball when you're that careless with it, and Tennessee's defense made them pay for every mistake." Luca Santana: "Baltimore threw it 26 times and ran it 3 times—desperation math that only works if your QB plays mistake-free ball, and Jackson's 5 interceptions suggest the Ravens abandoned any chance at rhythm the moment things got tight."

Baltimore threw the ball 26 times and ran it 3 times, and it cost them 33-14 to Tennessee in week 4. Lamar Jackson completed 12 of 26 for 201 yards and 5 interceptions while the Ravens rushed for 39 yards total—a game plan that handed Tennessee the ball 5 times and left Baltimore's pass rush to do all the work with just 1 sack against the Titans' 3. Cam Ward needed only 14 completions on 25 attempts to move Tennessee's offense, which outgained Baltimore 304 to 240 because it could actually run the ball, gaining 87 yards on the ground to the Ravens' 39. When you're throwing 90 percent of the time and turning it over 5 times, a 19-point loss isn't a shock—it's a foregone conclusion.