"The Detroit Lions beat the Baltimore Ravens at their own game on their way to a 38-30 road victory. The Lions not only averaged 5.9 yards per rushing attempt, but they also managed to sack Lamar Jackson seven times. Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams caught two passes for 44 yards on the opening drive of this game. That eventually set up a one-yard touchdown by running back Jahmyr Gibbs, which put Detroit ahead 7-0."
"In the shadow of their end zone, the Lions were able to make something amazing happen. Backed up on their own two yard line, Detroit put together an 18-play, 98-yard touchdown drive that featured four third-down conversions to take a 14-7 lead late in the second quarter. The Lions ran for 45 yards on that series, the team's longest drive in 14 years."
The Detroit Lions won 38-30 on the road, combining a 5.9-yard rushing average with seven sacks of Lamar Jackson. Jameson Williams’ early receptions set up Jahmyr Gibbs’ one-yard touchdown to open scoring. Derrick Henry answered with a 28-yard rushing TD to tie the game. Detroit mounted an 18-play, 98-yard touchdown drive from its own two-yard line with four third-down conversions, gaining 45 rushing yards on the series. Detroit’s defense stopped Baltimore on goal-to-go and forced a fourth-down fumble. Baltimore tied the game before halftime and Detroit missed a 67-yard field-goal attempt at the break.
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