Lamar Jackson Returns Leading Baltimore Ravens to Decisive 28-6 NFL Victory

The Baltimore Ravens are showing signs of resurgence after a difficult start to the 2025 NFL season, currently holding a 3-5 record. Lamar Jackson's return from a hamstring injury has been pivotal, exemplified by his four touchdown passes and 78 percent completion rate in a commanding 28-6 win over the Miami Dolphins, which has reignited hope among players and fans alike. Jackson leads the league with 14 passing touchdowns in just five games, surpassing Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen, and demonstrating superior efficiency and fewer interceptions despite facing significant defensive pressure. While some analysts caution that the Ravens are not yet the Super Bowl contenders they aimed to be and note that Jackson's return hasn't immediately resolved all offensive issues, the team's upcoming schedule against relatively weaker opponents offers a crucial opportunity to build momentum. Head coach John Harbaugh and tight end Mark Andrews have both highlighted Jackson’s leadership and the team's potential to improve with him at the helm. With a series of must-win games ahead, the Ravens aim to capitalize on this turning point to secure a playoff spot and regain their competitive edge in the AFC North.