Detroit Lions vs. Baltimore Ravens: Box score, player stats, and game summary feat. Jared Goff, Lamar Jackson

Detroit Lions vs. Baltimore Ravens: Box score, player stats, and game summary feat. Jared Goff, Lamar Jackson - via Getty/CMS
Detroit Lions vs. Baltimore Ravens: Box score, player stats, and game summary feat. Jared Goff, Lamar Jackson - via Getty/CMS

Week 3 of the 2025 NFL season ended with a clash of divisional champions, as the NFC North-ruling Detroit Lions faced off against their AFC counterpart in the Baltimore Ravens.

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Both squads had each begun their campaigns with an embarrassing loss, only to rebound the following week with a rout of their division's reigning last-placer. Now, each of them was looking to go 2-1 while sending the other to an unenviable 1-2 record.


Detroit Lions vs. Baltimore Ravens box score

1Q2Q3Q4QTotal
Detroit Lions7 7 71738
Baltimore Ravens7 77930
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Detroit Lions player stats

Passing

PlayerCMP/ATTYDSTDINTRTG
Jared Goff20/2820210103.6
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Rushing and receiving

PlayerCARYDSTDRECYDSTD
David Montgomery1215111130
Jahmyr Gibbs226725320
Jared Goff460000
Jameson Williams0002430
Sam LaPorta0004330
Amon-Ra St. Brown0007771
Kalif Raymond000140
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Defense

PlayerTOTSOLOSACKSTFLPDQB HTSTDINT
Jack Campbell88110000
Derrick Barnes74100100
Brian Branch65001000
Al-Quadin Muhammad432.520300
Alex Anzalone410.500100
Kerby Joseph33000000
Terrion Arnold32000000
Aidan Hutchinson22110100
Zach Cunningham22010000
D.J. Reed22001000
Amik Robertson22000000
Trevor Nowaske21110100
Rock Ya-Sin21000000
DJ Reader11000000
Khalil Dorsey11000000
Tyler Lacy11000000
Jake Bates11000000
Sione Vaki11000000
Pat O'Connor10000000
Daniel Thomas10000000
Grant Stuard10000000
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Kicking

PlayerFGXP
Jake Bates1/25/5
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Punting

PlayerPUNTSYDS
Jack Fox3146
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Baltimore Ravens player stats

Passing

PlayerCMP/ATTYDSTDINTRTG
Lamar Jackson21/2728830148.1
Derrick Henry0/100039.6
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Rushing and receiving

PlayerCARYDSTDRECYDSTD
Derrick Henry12501170
Lamar Jackson7350000
Devontez Walker0001340
Mark Andrews0006912
Rashod Bateman0005631
DeAndre Hopkins0001130
Charlie Kolar0002220
Justice Hill0003450
Zay Flowers0002130
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Defense

PlayerTOTSOLOSACKSTFLPDQB HTSTDINT
Kyle Hamilton95000000
John Jenkins85010000
Teddye Buchanan84000000
Malaki Starks83010000
Roquan Smith76010100
Marlon Humphrey43000000
Mike Green42000100
Broderick Washington Jr.41000000
T.J. Tampa33000000
Chidobe Awuzie32000000
Tavius Robinson30000000
Tylan Wallace21000000
Odafe Oweh21010200
Nate Wiggins21001000
Lamar Jackson11000000
Travis Jones11000000
Keyon Martin11000000
Brent Urban10000000
Jake Hummel10000000
Sanoussi Kane10000000
Trenton Simpson10000000
Aeneas Peebles10000100
Jay Higgins IV10000000
Rasheen Ali10000000
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Kicking

PlayerFGXP
Tyler Loop1/13/3
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Punting

PlayerPUNTSYDS
Jordan Stout3157
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Detroit Lions vs. Baltimore Ravens game summary

The Lions began the game in explosive fashion, as Jahmyr Gibbs rushed for a touchdown on the first drive. However, Derrick Henry did not take long before responding with a rushing touchdown of his own.

After that, both sides traded punts as they struggled to breach midfield. Finally, David Montgomery ended that brief dry spell deep in the second quarter with another rushing touchdown, having worked with Gibbs and Sam LaPorta to overcome a start from their own 2.

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Rasheen Ali then had a huge kickoff return that Jake Bates stopped just a yard short of midfield, saving a touchdown. That gave the Ravens good field position, and Devontez Walker put them inside the endzone with a deep catch.

However, they failed to tie the game. Henry failed to enter the end zone in three tries, then Jackson was sacked on fourth down, losing possession in the process.

The Ravens managed to force a punt on the next drive with less than a minute left, and a big return by LaJohntay Wester and a holding penalty on the Lions put them just inside opposing territory. Rashod Bateman eventually ended that drive with a touchdown catch to tie the game.

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Armed with one last chance, the Lions marched themselves past midfield, a historic 67-yard field goal attempt on their hands. It failed wide left to end the game.

The Ravens began the second half in explosive fashion, as Lamar Jackson overcame a near-interception to DJ Reed to find Mark Andrews for a touchdown - the first time the hosts led all night.

The Lions did not take long before responding with an Amon-Ra St. Brown catch, Jared Goff’s first passing touchdown of the night, to tie the game. Then they forced a punt, which Jahmyr Gibbs punished with a rushing touchdown after David Montgomery exploded for a 72-yard burst.

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Jackson ate two sacks while in the red zone on the next drive, forcing the Ravens to settle for a field goal. It was Goff’s turn to err next, as he forwent a wide-open rush to throw an incompletion to Kalif Raymond, leading to a punt.

But then, on the very first snap of the Ravens’ next drive, Aidan Hutchinson punched the ball out of Derrick Henry. DJ Reed recovered it, putting the offense back on the field right inside the red zone. A field goal emanated from it.

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The game was seemingly sealed when Montgomery punished a Ravens punt with a rushing touchdown. But Jackson refused to go down, overcoming a sack to find Justice Hill for a huge gain on 3rd-and-26.

It led to a touchdown pass to Mark Andrews, but the two-pointer sailed wide. The onside kick bounced into LaPorta’s hands to end the game.

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