Ravens come up with no points but they are controlling time of possession. That might work in their favor in the second half.

That StubHub field is not working out so well tonight. So many slips. #Ravens

Ravens pick up a third-and-12 with a shotgun draw. Naturally.

Ravens again settle for a field goal. Justin Tucker is good from 35 yards. The lead is 6-0. It should probably be at least double that.

The Chargers haven't been shut out in the first half this season. Ravens are 2:43 of good defense away from goose eggs.

Michael Pierce is down for Ravens. He has played the best of any of the Ravens D-linemen over the last couple of games.

Tony Jefferson follows a sorta-understandable PI with a what-are-you-doing late hit. Chargers are at the Ravens' 20 with 59 seconds left in the half.

New penalty was just called. Unneccessary brush-ness. Barely touched the guy. Is it just me, but isn't some roughness required for that flag. #ravens

Chargers kicker Michael Badgley is good from 38 yards out, and the Ravens' lead is 6-3. But Lamar Jackson and Co. do get the ball to start the second half.

Justin Tucker's 65-yard attempt to end the half is short by a few yards. He last missed two field goals in a game over three years ago.

Chargers take their first lead of the game, 10-6. They're being outgained 223-89. Doesn't matter.

Lamar Jackson finds Mark Andrews on a perfect pass, and the rookie delivers a grown-man stiff arm. That's a 68-yard touchdown for a 13-10 Ravens lead.

That 68-yard completion is the longest touchdown pass of Lamar Jackson's career. He threw a 74-yard completion in the win over Oakland, but not for a score.

Appropriately, both were to Mark Andrews.

That was one of the best-executed Boyle leaps we've ever seen. #Ravens

Don't want to be a negative nabob, but the Ravens need to be more than a score up during the final four or five minutes of the game. As good as their defense is, they aren't going to stop Philip Rivers when he has nothing to lose and four downs to work with. #ravens

Ravens go three-and-out on likely their final possession of the third quarter. Orlando Brown Jr. was talking some stuff to Melvin Ingram before they went their separate ways.

Lamar Jackson (204 passing yards) is over 200 for the first time in his career.

Chargers are still doing a whole lot of nothing on offense. They don't get past their 23 before punting. The Ravens are holding them to 3.2 yards per play -- less than half their season average (6.6 yards per play).

Question: Has it been raining a lot in Southern California the past few days, because it sure looks like that field is pretty soggy. Hmmm. #wetandwild

Philip Rivers finds Keenan Allen for a first down on third-and-14.

Za'Darius Smith sacks Philip Rivers on third down, crawls on the field and mimics eating something. He is unique.

This is where Lamar Jackson needs to make a big run to get out of this hole.