In a one-sided first quarter matchup, the Baltimore Ravens displayed their dominance, taking a commanding 21-0 lead against the Detroit Lions. The Ravens offense, led by quarterback Lamar Jackson, executed flawlessly while the Lions struggled to contain their opponents.

The Ravens wasted no time in making their mark in the game. After a series of impressive plays, Jackson darted into the end zone for a 7-yard touchdown run, leaving the Lions defense clueless and securing an early 7-0 lead for Baltimore.

However, the Lions were unable to respond effectively as their offense faltered. Quarterback Jared Goff faced relentless pressure from the Ravens' defensive line and was ultimately sacked on a critical third-and-6 play, forcing a quick three-and-out. The ensuing punt by Jack Fox, although remarkable, was nullified due to a penalty, granting favorable field position to the Ravens.

Baltimore capitalized on the opportunity, as Jackson showcased his talent with astute passes and smart decision-making. Despite the Lions' efforts, penalties on their defense, namely illegal touching and intentional grounding, allowed the Ravens to extend their drive. Jackson connected with Rashod Bateman for a 16-yard gain and later found him again for a 20-yard completion, setting up a pivotal third down. Jackson's composure and quick thinking paid off, as he connected with Nelson Agholor for a 14-yard touchdown, further widening the gap to 14-0 in favor of the Ravens.

The Lions' offensive struggles persisted, resulting in another unproductive drive. Goff's overthrown pass to tight end Sam LaPorta on third-and-6 only compounded their problems, leading to a second consecutive three-and-out. Jack Fox's exceptional punting skills came to the rescue again, pinning the Ravens deep in their own territory at the 8-yard line.

Despite the unfavorable field position, the Ravens showcased their explosiveness. Jackson wasted no time capitalizing on a chance, finding Odell Beckham Jr. for a 20-yard gain on the first play of the drive. A holding penalty momentarily threatened the Ravens' progress, but Jackson persevered. He connected with Jamarco Flowers for a 22-yard completion, positioning the Ravens at their own 49-yard line.

The second quarter began with a blitz from the Lions, but it backfired as fullback Patrick Ricard was left wide open for a 28-yard gain. Three plays later, tight end Mark Andrews capitalized on a play-action pass, breaking open for an 11-yard touchdown, extending the Ravens' lead to an imposing 21-0.

As the second quarter commenced, the Lions face an uphill battle to rally against a dominant Ravens team. Stay tuned for further updates as the game progresses.