The Ravens continued their commanding march through the 2046 season, improving to an unblemished 10-0 record with a 20-7 win over the Texans at home in Week 10. Head Coach Johnny Conaway’s squad once again showcased the offensive identity that’s been the backbone of their campaign: a powerful rushing attack combined with opportunistic defense.

The game started on rocky territory for Baltimore as Texans running back Robert Stotts punched in a 1-yard touchdown run early in the first quarter, giving Houston an early 7-0 lead. It was a brief moment of adversity for the Ravens, who were quickly able to regain their footing thanks to a determined response from their running backs. Dallas Chambers found paydirt from 25 yards out just before the end of the opening quarter, tying the game at 7-7 with William Silver’s extra point keeping the scoreboard level.

What stood out most was Baltimore’s commitment to the ground game. Chambers finished with 156 rushing yards and complemented that effort with 8 receiving yards and 2 receiving touchdowns, leading the team both in yardage and scoring plays. Johnathan Yang chipped in with a solid 101 rushing yards, providing balance and depth to a Ravens rushing attack that amassed an impressive 286 yards on 50 carries.

Passing numbers were modest—Richard Dunn completed 13 of 19 passes for 99 yards but struggled to find a rhythm through the air, throwing no touchdowns and one interception. Despite this, the Ravens exploited their ground game throughout, controlling the clock and the tempo of the game.

Baltimore’s defense also stepped up when it mattered, recording four sacks led by William Helsley and Douglas Erickson, both of whom contributed two sacks apiece. These pressure plays helped suffocate the Texans’ offense, limiting their rushing gains to just 28 yards and holding quarterback Joseph Martz to 143 passing yards with one interception. Although the Texans forced a turnover with a fumble recovery, they were unable to capitalize and penetrate Baltimore’s red zone effectively.

Conaway’s squad showed discipline, avoiding costly penalties for the most part with six infractions for 46 yards, maintaining the momentum that has been a hallmark this season. The Ravens’ kicking game was efficient as well, with William Silver converting two field goals to put crucial points on the board.

This win further cements Baltimore’s position atop the division with a perfect 3-0 record within it, extending their winning streak to double digits and showcasing their dominance on both sides of the ball. It also serves as an emphatic statement that the Ravens remain the team to beat going forward.

Looking ahead, the Ravens will aim to maintain this intensity and continue building their story of excellence, knowing well that every game is an opportunity to sharpen their form and strengthen their playoff positioning. With their ground game executing brilliantly and the defense applying pressure consistently, Johnny Conaway’s Ravens appear poised to continue their extraordinary run through the season.

The challenge will be sustaining this blend of power running and defensive resilience, but if this game is any indication, Baltimore’s momentum is far from tapering off.