Ravens top offense have become one of the NFL’s most formidable duos, which is a key reason the Baltimore Ravens have reclaimed their spot at the top of the AFC North.
Two-time MVP, is having his best season in seven years, boasting the league’s fourth-highest passer rating at 107.3. He’s thrown nine touchdown passes with only one interception.
Henry currently leads the league with 572 rushing yards over five games. He has also joined an elite group as the 12th player in NFL history to surpass 10,000 rushing yards and 100 total touchdowns, standing alongside legends like Jim Brown, Marshall Faulk, Franco Harris, and Marcus Allen.
After opening the season with two losses, the Ravens have bounced back with three straight wins, tying with Pittsburgh for the lead in their division.
“I’m pleased with where we are,” Coach John Harbaugh said on Monday. “We were in a good spot, and we’re in an even better spot now because we’re constantly improving. There’s still a lot of room for growth and many opportunities to get better, which is exciting.”
Harbaugh’s remarks came after the Ravens’ thrilling 41-38 overtime victory over Cincinnati. Baltimore trailed by 10 points twice in the fourth quarter, but Jackson connected on a touchdown pass each time to keep the game close.
Although Henry was largely contained during the game, he broke free for a crucial 51-yard run in overtime, setting up Justin Tucker’s game-winning field goal.
The Bengals focused on stopping the Ravens’ powerful ground attack, so Jackson adjusted by making plays through the air. He completed 26 of 42 passes for 348 yards and four touchdowns.
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