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The Detroit Lions went into Baltimore on Monday night and came away with a high-scoring victory, 38-30, over the Ravens. 

The Lions moved to 2-1, while the Ravens are now 1-2 after faltering late in this game. 

Being that these are two of the most explosive offenses in the NFL to start the new year, it was expected to be a shootout at M&T Bank Stadium, and that’s exactly what football fans got from the Ravens and Lions. 

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Jahmyr Gibbs of the Detroit Lions celebrates scoring a touchdown against the Baltimore Ravens during the first quarter at M&T Bank Stadium on Sept. 22, 2025 in Baltimore, Maryland. (Jess Rapfogel/Getty Images)

It was Detroit getting on the board first with its opening drive, going 11 plays and 67 yards with Jahmyr Gibbs finding the end zone for the first time on the night with a one-yard run. But the Ravens’ opening-drive script was even better thanks to their Pro Bowl running back. 

Derrick Henry, who had just 23 yards rushing in the win over the Cleveland Browns last week, broke that mark with a 28-yard touchdown run to even the score after the extra point. 

After punts by both teams on their next drives, the Lions found themselves on their own two-yard line late in the first quarter. Baltimore was hoping to make it a quick punt given the circumstances, but Detroit was simply better at the line of scrimmage as they stayed true to the run game and managed to go 98 yards in 18 plays for a touchdown. 

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It was David Montgomery, Gibbs’ counterpart in the backfield, punching it in to cap a