Struggling to overcome themselves, the Ravens suddenly have a number of other hurdles

The Baltimore Ravens secured a 24-18 victory over the Tennessee Titans, but the win was marred by mounting injuries to several key players. Starting quarterback Lamar Jackson left before halftime with an ankle injury after being sacked, with backup Tyler Huntley playing the entire second half. Jackson threw for 222 yards and two touchdowns before exiting, and head coach Jesse Minter confirmed the quarterback is considered day-to-day ahead of their Week 5 game.

In addition to Jackson, Baltimore suffered injuries to cornerback Marlon Humphrey, right guard Andrew Vorhees, and tight end Durham Smythe. With their offensive line already depleted by previous injuries, the Ravens relied heavily on backups to close out the game. The team also struggled with discipline, committing 13 penalties for 113 yards while managing to hold off the Titans.