In the final preseason matchup on Friday night, the Baltimore Ravens displayed offensive firepower, defeating the Washington Commanders 41-3. Backups Tyler Huntley and Joe Fagnano each connected on a touchdown pass in the first half, helping Baltimore build a commanding lead.
The Ravens outgained the Commanders 456 to 177 yards and secured 26 first downs compared with Washington’s seven. The Commanders managed only three first downs on their final drive, underscoring the one‑sided nature of the game.
Ravens kicker Tyler Loop, who missed a 51‑yard attempt at the end of last season, was a bright spot, converting field goals from 51 and 24 yards while missing from 58 yards. He finished the preseason 5 of 8 on field‑goal attempts.
Key performances
Huntley, who played only the opening offensive series, completed all four of his passes, including a 25‑yard touchdown strike to wide receiver Chris Moore. Fagnano added a touchdown pass later in the half, further extending the lead.
Other preseason action across the league included notable moments: Tua Tagovailoa was booed in Miami before a fumble; rookie Miles Davis scored for the Carolina Panthers; Jalon Daniels struggled for Tampa Bay; and Zach Wilson led a late drive for the New Orleans Saints against the Dallas Cowboys.
While the game featured deep backups and limited starter participation, the decisive victory gives the Ravens confidence heading into the regular season and highlights the depth of their quarterback roster.
Original reporting: Alexandria, VA News – WTOP News — read the source article.
