Ravens have a major game-planning and schematic advantage, in having two vertical pass-catching threats at the tight end position.

Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa said Baltimore Ravens fans visiting Hard Rock Stadium in Week 9 were at least partially to blame for a false start that led to a missed Dolphins field goal in first quarter of Thursday's 28-6 loss at home.

With a healthy and explosive Lamar Jackson, plus a much-improved defense, Baltimore can finally imagine the possibilities of this season.

A recent ranking of the top cornerbacks was released, and there weren't any Ravens on it. Should this be an issue?

USA Today's NFL experts make their picks for a Week 9 showdown between the Miami Dolphins and Baltimore Ravens

With Lamar Jackson out, the Ravens’ tight ends played limited roles in the passing game. That changed Thursday with Jackson’s return.

Miami hung around in the early going but fell behind 14-6 at halftime while letting a few opportunities to score a touchdown slip away. The Ravens, led by the return of quarterback Lamar Jackson and his four touchdown passes, shut out the Dolphins 14-0 in the second half to cruise to victory.

Baltimore quarterback Lamar Jackson returned to the field for Thursday Night Football this week for the Ravens vs. Dolphins game in Miami.