Rams had no answer. Ravens took it 35-14. Adam Randall did the work on the ground for Ravens — 25 carries, 106 yards, 2 TD. Ja'Kobi Lane did the catching for Ravens — 3 catches, 90 yards, 1 TD. 5 in the league in rushing yards, at 78 overall. Adam Randall is not supposed to be doing this. Total yards: Ravens 310, Rams 230.

Ethan Price: "Cleveland managed 49 rushing yards and allowed 6 sacks—a team that cannot run and cannot protect has no path forward, and the math here (1-10) is not a surprise." Devon Walker: "Baltimore's already looking like a different team than it did 2 weeks ago—Jackson had the day that sticks around, and a defense that didn't let Cleveland breathe made the margin academic. The Ravens are built now."

Baltimore dismantled Cleveland 56-19 by doing what the Browns could not: controlling the line of scrimmage. Lamar Jackson finished 11 of 14 for 232 yards and 4 touchdowns while Adam Randall ran for 113 yards and 3 scores on 23 carries, as the Ravens accumulated 383 total yards to Cleveland's 225. The Browns managed only 49 rushing yards and allowed 6 sacks, a combination that left them one-dimensional and vulnerable—they need to establish any semblance of a ground game and keep their quarterback upright if they're going to compete.

20-13 to Chiefs, and it went about how it looked. Raylen Wilson lived in the backfield for Ravens — 3.5 sacks — in a losing effort. Patrick Mahomes was steady for Chiefs — 23/39, 238 yards, 1 TD. Kenneth Walker is in form — 70 rushing yards a game over his last three, against a season average of 51. Total yards: Chiefs 337, Ravens 296.

Ravens got it done 31-17 over Chargers. Lamar Jackson threw for Ravens — 27/35, 272 yards, 3 TD. Mark Andrews moved the ball for Ravens — 12 catches, 95 yards. Three weeks of this now from Keaton Mitchell: 32 rushing yards a game, well clear of his 23 average. Total yards: Ravens 406, Chargers 243.

Hollis Vaughn: "Pittsburgh got blanked by a Baltimore team that couldn't run the football either, which means the Steelers' offense didn't just fail—it had nothing to overcome and still found a way to score zero points." Talia Morgan: "Baltimore didn't need to do much—Lamar Jackson was 8/9 for 279 yards and 3 scores while the Ravens ran just 12 times for 21 yards, which means Pittsburgh's defense couldn't even force them to execute their offense."

Steelers had no answer. Ravens took it 35-0. Lamar Jackson did the damage for Ravens — 8/9, 279 yards, 3 TD. Mark Andrews was the target for Ravens — 2 catches, 116 yards, 1 TD. Lamar Jackson has not had a better afternoon this season. Total yards: Ravens 300, Steelers 59.

27-17 to Ravens, and it went about how it looked. Josh Allen was steady for Bills — 20/33, 213 yards, 1 TD — in a losing effort. Cooper Kupp moved the ball for Bills — 6 catches, 83 yards, 1 TD. Ja'Kobi Lane is in form — 83 receiving yards a game over his last three, against a season average of 61. Total yards: Bills 311, Ravens 288.