The Baltimore Ravens concluded their preseason with an emphatic display of dominance, crushing the Washington Commanders 41-3 on Friday night. The game saw exceptional performances from several key players, leading to a perfect preseason record for the Ravens.
Baltimore's offense ignited early, with quarterback Tyler Huntley delivering a 25-yard touchdown pass to Chris Moore. Huntley showcased efficiency, completing all four of his passes for 61 yards. Following this, Joe Fagnano contributed significantly, first with a 1-yard scoring run, extending Baltimore's lead to 14-0 in the first quarter. Fagnano later connected with LaJohntay Wester for a 10-yard touchdown, finishing his night with 162 passing yards from 19 completions without any interceptions. Running back Jonathan Ward also added to the scoring with a 2-yard touchdown run in the third quarter, accumulating 53 yards on seven carries.
Washington managed to put only three points on the board through a 39-yard field goal by Drew Stevens. However, Tyler Loop of the Ravens quickly countered with a 24-yard field goal, adding to his earlier 51-yard success. The Ravens' scoring concluded with Austin Reed's 20-yard touchdown pass to Cornelius Johnson in the fourth quarter. Dontae McMillan further highlighted Baltimore's ground game with an impressive 63-yard run, contributing to his 70 total rushing yards on just three carries.
This comprehensive victory not only marks an unbeaten preseason for the Baltimore Ravens but also sets a promising tone for their upcoming regular season. Their synchronized offense, formidable defense, and efficient special teams play suggest a well-prepared and cohesive unit ready to tackle future challenges. The team's collective effort and individual brilliance underscore a strong foundation for continued success, inspiring confidence and optimism among their supporters.
