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HomeFinal13 Sept, 18:00 BSTLucas Oil Stadium
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13 Sept, 18:00 BST
Lucas Oil Stadium
Week 1 / The match report
Ravens’ explosive core dictates a decisive opener in Indianapolis
Baltimore paired a dynamic Lamar Jackson–Zay Flowers connection with Derrick Henry’s punishing workload, while Indianapolis found usable fantasy pieces but could not keep its offense on the same plane.
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Explore the game data01 / The takeaway
25.0%Target shareFlowers and Jackson made Baltimore’s passing game lethal
Jackson efficiently pushed Baltimore’s offense while Flowers converted a compact route workload into the game’s defining receiving eruption. The receiver’s production was not merely volume-driven: he commanded a major share of both targets and air yards, then created substantial value after the catch. This is an opening-game observation, but the connection supplied immediate evidence of difference-making weekly upside.
02 / The takeaway
24CarriesHenry’s workload and finishing role remain enormous
Henry handled the Ravens’ ground game with a workload that overwhelmed Indianapolis and finished three trips with touchdowns. His efficiency was excellent, but the more stable fantasy signal was the combination of carries, first downs and scoring responsibility. Justice Hill remained involved as the complementary back, though his role was much lighter in both rushing work and routes.
03 / The takeaway
19CarriesTaylor survived a difficult Colts offensive day with elite usable volume
Taylor gave Indianapolis its clearest offensive foundation, scoring twice on the ground while also drawing work as a receiver. The lost receiving fumble was costly, but it should not obscure his commanding snap share, route involvement and complete control of the rushing workload. The Colts’ other fantasy pass catchers offered role clues rather than a breakout result.
Jackson supplied the ceiling, even with one costly mistake
Jackson was the engine of Baltimore’s dominant offensive afternoon. He completed 17 of 25 passes for 324 yards and added 40 rushing yards with a rushing touchdown, delivering a strong dual-threat fantasy line. His passing efficiency was backed by positive expected-points contribution and a positive completion percentage over expectation. The blemish was a lost sack fumble, which Indianapolis converted into its only defensive takeaway; it did not, however, alter the shape of a game Baltimore controlled through explosive offense.