Crabtree makes another acrobatic catch and the Titans lose a timeout challenging it. Everything is coming up Ravens right now, but momentum is a fickle, fickle thing on the road. #ravens
Titans S Kevin Byard comes up with a pick off a deflection. Joe Flacco was hit as he threw the ball, and Willie Snead couldn't win the jump ball. #Titans take over at their 23 with under a minute left.
Justin Tucker lined up for a 60-yard field goal attempt with four seconds left, but Ravens jumped and the ball was moved back five yards. Tucker appeared to have footing problems on the wet field and his kick -- which was irrelevant -- came up well short. #ravens
Ravens wide receivers Michael Crabtree (four catches) and Willie Snead (six) have combined for over half of Joe Flacco's completions. Fellow newbie John Brown with just one so far.
Lamar Jackson sweeps right on the QB keeper and sprints 22 yards to the two and Alex Collins sweeps left to score his second touchdown untouched. Ravens now lead, 21-0. #ravens
Kenny Young gets the #Ravens ' eighth sack, one away from tying the franchise record. The Titans had allowed just nine sacks all season entering Sunday.
Ravens G Alex Lewis still on the field, appearing to favor his right shoulder or arm. He took on LB Sharif Finch on a normal-looking block, then pulled up. Lewis missed all of last season with a torn labrum.
On replay, looks like it might be an upper-body or head injury for Alex Lewis. Cart is out on the field. Trainers working to stabilize him on a stretcher.
Left guard Alex Lewis is down on the field after suffering an apparent head or neck injury. He's being immobilized and is about to leave the field on a cart. #ravens
Ravens announce that guard Alex Lewis has a neck injury but is moving all of his extremities. He's being taken to Vanderbilt University Medical Center for further examination.
Za'Darius Smith with his third sack, and the Ravens have 11. ELEVEN. Again, the Titans had allowed nine all season entering the game. Nine. All season.
Joe Flacco on Alex Lewis: “It’s a part of this game. ... I hope he’s OK.” Said it looked like he was aware of his injury. Guessed it might have been his shoulder.
Ravens OLB Za’Darius Smith says the defense didn’t know how many sacks it had until it got up to nine, tying the record. Joked then that the Ravens had to go and get two more.
Some tasty Ravens nuggets, via @PMGleason : -- Ravens' shutout was their 14th all time, the NFL's most since the franchise's inception in 1996. -- 106 yards allowed overall, second fewest in franchise history. -- 51 net passing yards allowed, fewest in franchise history.