TAMPA, Fla. -- After struggling in the first half, quarterback Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens were able to put things together offensively, even after losing tight end Mark Andrews to a shoulder injury in the second quarter, to knock off Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 27-22.
The loss was the fifth out of the last six games for the Bucs (3-5) after starting 2-0, as the Ravens (5-3) were able to win their third out of the last four.
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In a gut-check game, Lamar Jackson -- without his top two targets -- and the Ravens found a way to beat Tom Brady.