Lamar Jackson, Zay Flowers spark Ravens’ first touchdown drive
Lamar Jackson scored on a 5-yard designed run after his 49-yard completion to Zay Flowers helped the Ravens take a 7-6 lead
In a thrilling opener, Lamar Jackson and Zay Flowers ignited the Baltimore Ravens' offense, setting the stage for their first touchdown of the 2026 season. Facing a 6-0 deficit against the Indianapolis Colts, the duo delivered explosive plays that turned the tide of the game.
Jackson's precision passing led to Flowers' 49-yard completion, propelling the Ravens into scoring range. Capitalizing on this opportunity, Jackson completed a designed 5-yard run, utilizing his unparalleled speed to dash into the end zone. This touchdown tied the game at 6, with the extra point extending Baltimore's lead to 7-6.
Jackson's arrival in the game was marked by complete health and enthusiasm to demonstrate the revitalized offense under new coordinator Declan Doyle. His rushing prowess proved to be a formidable challenge for opposing defenses. Additionally, Flowers returned the favor after finishing seventh in the NFL in receiving yards the previous season. His 49-yard touchdown reception provided the pivotal play in the drive, creating the space for Jackson to finish with his legs.
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