Week 8: Baltimore Ravens (4-3) at Carolina Panthers (4-2)
Kickoff: 1 p.m.
TV: WFMY News 2
LINE: BAL -2.5
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FINAL | Carolina Panthers 36, Baltimore Ravens 21
Lamar Jackson gets his first NFL touchdown pass and it's 36-21. That will likely be the final score.
Gano adds another field goal and the Ravens have allowed a season-high 36 points. 36-14 with 3:10 left.
Today has been Newton's best game of the season by far. He's 21 of 29 passing with 219 yards passing. Two touchdowns through the air and one on the ground.
PHOTOS | Carolina Panthers Vs. Baltimore Ravens
The Ravens go for it on 4th and 3 and they're stopped! Kuechly was back there to harass Flacco, who just got rid of it in time. Panthers now looking for more breathing room.
HALFTIME: Carolina Panthers 24, Baltimore Ravens 7
Flacco throws his third interception of the season! Mike Adams comes up big!
Newton fires it into the end zone and it's deflected at the line and right to McCaffrey! Wow, sometimes the ball bounces your way. It's 21-7. McCaffrey with his second touchdown of the day!
Rookie Donte Jackson with the corner blitz and it's a sack! Ravens face third and 18.
Touchdown Greg Olsen! The veteran tight end got the matchup advantage and Cam put it on the money over the middle. It's 14-7 early in the second quarter. The turnover leads to points for Carolina.
Touchdown Christian McCaffrey on an 11-yard run! Graham Gano ties it with the extra point!
D.J. Moore getting some work early on. He gets a first down after Cam finds him on the read option.
Alex Collins with a 12-yard touchdown run after breaking a couple of tackles. Jackson was into the game and the Ravens utilize him well on that drive. 7-0 Ravens after their first possession.
WFMY News 2 sports reporter Luke Lyddon predicts a 23-17 Panthers win.
Chancellor Lee Adams, the son of Rae Carruth, is seen attending Sunday's game with his grandma, Saundra Adams.
After the biggest fourth-quarter comeback in franchise history, what do the Panthers have in store for an encore?
They'll face another tough defensive unit as Baltimore has a bevy of impressive stats as a unit. The Ravens have allowed 11 touchdowns all year, the lowest number in the league and permit a league-low 280.6 yards per game on average. 27 sacks and allowing just 14.4 points per game? Those are league-bests, too. Baltimore is two games removed from an 11-sack effort against Tennessee.
Panthers quarterback Cam Newton had a pretty forgettable first three quarters last week, but had 201 yards, completing 16-of-22 throws in the fourth quarter to rally from a 17-0 deficit.
The Ravens are coming off a deflating 24-23 loss to New Orleans when kicker Justin Tucker missed the first extra point of his career.
Panthers linebacker Luke Kuechly was all over the place against the Eagles, finishing with 18 tackles with four tackles for loss and a sack. The Panthers held Philadelphia to just 22 yards of offense in the final quarter to spark the rally.
Baltimore quarterback Joe Flacco is completing 61.7 percent of his passes for 2,067 yards, good for fifth in the NFL. Cam holds a 65.6 percent completion percentage with 11 touchdowns.
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