A high school senior from Knox, Indiana, nearly eclipsed Ravens star Derrick Henry’s incredible rushing record. Meet Myles McLaughlin.

Two Derrick Henry touchdowns and a Marlon Humphrey strip pushed Baltimore over the .500 mark for the first time this season.

Jets quarterback Tyrod Taylor started the game over the benched Justin Fields. Taylor managed 222 yards on 17-of-28 passing, with one touchdown pass. On the flip side, two-time NFL MVP Lamar Jackson of the Ravens accumulated 164 total yards (153 passing and 11 rushing) and zero touchdowns.

Derrick Henry scored two second-half touchdowns to help the Ravens power past the New York Jets, 23-10, on Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium.

Behind their defense and Derrick Henry’s two rushing touchdowns, the Ravens (6-5) defeated the Jets (2-9) 23-10 in front of 70,029 people on a sunny afternoon at M&T Bank Stadium. The Jets have lost two straight after a two-game winning streak that included victories over the Bengals and Browns earlier this season.

The Baltimore Ravens' second-half push continued on Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium, as the Ravens successfully fended off a feisty New York Jets team to secure a 23-10 victory and, spectacularly, first place in the AFC North.

The Jets played their best half of the season against the Ravens. But, a key turnover and a questionable move by the head coach sealed their fate.

Everyone in Baltimore has not been able to stop talking about the success of Ravens tight end Mark Andrews' game-winning touchdown run called 'Hurricane' that h