Game Matchups

Ingram rushed 13 times for 76 yards and a touchdown and brought in one of two targets for a 10-yard score in the Ravens' 42-21 win over the Jets on Thursday. He also logged a two-point conversion rush.

Ingram found himself in the end zone frequently Thursday, with his six-yard rush midway through the first quarter opening the scoring on the night for both teams. The veteran also notched Baltimore's final score of the night on a 10-yard reception on the fourth quarter, his fourth touchdown of the season (all within the last five games). Ingram's rushing yardage tally Thursday against the Jets' typically stonewalling run defense was actually his best of any non-100-yard performance this season, and he'll look to build on that effort versus the Browns in a Week 16 divisional matchup a week from Sunday.

Tucker made four of five extra-point attempts during Thursday's 42-21 win over the Jets.

Tucker didn't attempt a field goal during Thursday's blowout, as Baltimore's hyper-efficient offense rolled to six touchdowns and didn't let up on the gas. The standout kicker will travel to Cleveland in Week 16.

Roberts secured all three of his targets for 66 yards and a touchdown in the Ravens' 42-21 win over the Jets on Thursday.

Roberts' receiving yards were tops on the Ravens for the night, while his 33-yard touchdown reception late in the third quarter was the fifth-year veteran's second of the season. Roberts has been a bit player in the offense overall with just 19 receptions, but he has the experience and route-running prowess to make an impact when his number is called. Roberts will look to build on his performance versus the Jets in a Week 16 divisional matchup against the Browns a week from Sunday.

Snead caught his lone target for 15 yards Thursday against the Jets.

Snead's volume dropped off Thursday after having seen multiple targets in six straight games. That said, Snead hasn't had more than 20 yards in any game since Week 5. With a small target share and a low average depth of target (9.1), Snead doesn't have much in the way of peripheral numbers to project a major turnaround down the stretch.

Boyle caught two of three targets for 10 yards and a touchdown Sunday against the Bills.

The fifth-year tight end caught the second touchdown of his career Sunday and has already surpassed his previous career-high for receiving yards in a season with 291. Boyle is fourth on the team in target share at 10.5 percent but with Hayden Hurst coming on strong of late, there could be increased competition for targets down the stretch.

Jackson (quadriceps) completed 15 of 23 passes for 212 yards with five touchdowns and no interceptions in the Ravens' 42-21 win over the Jets on Thursday. He also rushed eight times for 86 yards -- breaking Michael Vick's single-season rushing record for a quarterback in the process -- and committed a fumble but recovered.

Jackson couldn't have drawn up a better script for his milestone night, as he also tied his career high with his five touchdown tosses in addition to surpassing Vick for the rushing mark. Just as impressive was the fact all five of Jackson's scoring throws went to different pass catchers -- Miles Boykin (five yards), Mark Andrews (one yard), Marquise Brown (24 yards), Seth Roberts (33 yards) and Mark Ingram (10 yards). Jackson has now thrown five touchdown passes on three separate occasions in what has been a stellar sophomore campaign, while his rushing tally Thursday pushed his season total to an eye-popping 1,103 yards on the ground. Jackson lines up for another start a week from Sunday in a Week 16 divisional matchup versus the Browns, but Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reported earlier Thursday that Robert Griffin III, who saw action late against the Jets, is expected to start Week 17 against the Steelers if Baltimore has locked up its playoff seeding by that point.

Hurst had one catch for 19 yards on two targets Thursday against the Jets.

This was a bit of a letdown from Hurst after his breakout against the Bills in Week 14. In fairness, Baltimore only attempted 23 passes and only three other players had more targets than Hurst. Still, Thursday served as a reminder that Hurst's big game against the Bills was more of an anomaly than a sign of things to come because Mark Andrews is the top target of the tight end group when healthy.

Andrews (knee) secured four of seven targets for 52 yards and a touchdown in the Ravens' 42-21 win over the Jets on Thursday.

Andrews tied Marquise Brown for the team lead in receptions while checking in second to Seth Roberts in receiving yardage. The second-year tight end narrowly missed a truly explosive night when he and Lamar Jackson just failed to connect on a deep pass down the middle early in the fourth quarter, but it was still a fruitful fantasy night following his early exit from a Week 14 win over the Bills due to a knee injury. Andrews will look to put together an even stronger effort against the Browns in Week 16, a week from Sunday.

Edwards had five carries for 35 yards Thursday against the Jets.

Baltimore turned to Edwards to close things out Thursday, giving him three carries for 29 yards in the second half. Edwards has been effective when given opportunities, averaging 5.2 YPC, but the workload has been inconsistent. He's only seen double-digit carries twice all season and both of those instances came during blowouts. Edwards is also not involved in the passing game with just five targets on the year, which lowers his weekly floor. He and the Ravens will travel to Cleveland to take on the Browns in Week 16.

Hill had three carries for eight yards Sunday against the Bills.

Once again the rookie was on the field for a limited time as he recorded single-digit snaps for the second week in a row and third time in four games. He has too many obstacles to seeing a consistent role in the offense with Mark Ingram and Lamar Jackson eating up nearly 70 percent of the rushing share while Gus Edwards also sees a healthy amount of carries. Hill and the Ravens will face the Jets on Thursday.

Boykin caught his lone target for a five-yard touchdown in Thursday's win over the Jets.

After not being targeted for two straight weeks, Boykin got back in the action Thursday with his first touchdown since Week 4 against the Browns. Boykin is still having a difficult time getting consistent target volume, though, so the touchdown Thursday doesn't necessarily portend a role increase in the coming weeks. Seth Roberts, who also caught a touchdown Thursday, seems to have the inside track for snaps ahead of Boykin on the left side of the Ravens offense. Boykin and the Ravens will travel to Cleveland in Week 16.

Brown secured all four of his targets for 45 yards and a touchdown in the Ravens' 42-21 win over the Jets on Thursday.

Brown tied Mark Andrews for the team high in receptions and notched his first touchdown catch since Week 12 when he notched a 24-yard scoring grab midway through the third quarter. The rookie hasn't been over the 100-yard mark since Week 1, but his game-breaking speed gives him plenty of upside any time he's on the field. Brown will look to boost his numbers in a Week 16 divisional matchup against the Browns.