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Saints Upset Ravens in Baltimore, 24-17

The road win highlights a defensive turnaround led by pressure on Lamar Jackson, with Tyler Shough’s late-game leadership signaling a potential shift in the team’s trajectory.

Overview

  • The New Orleans Saints beat the Baltimore Ravens 24-17 on Sunday to move to 1-1 after overcoming a 14-6 halftime deficit.
  • Quarterback Tyler Shough completed 27 of 34 passes for 252 yards and a touchdown and capped the comeback with a 1-yard rushing score with 1:28 left.
  • Edge rusher Chase Young generated consistent pressure and multiple sacks that helped limit Lamar Jackson to 8-of-15 passing for 44 yards after halftime, and safety Julian Blackmon sealed the win with an interception with 21 seconds remaining.
  • Kicker Daniel Carlson kept the Saints within reach while the offense stalled early by converting three long field goals of 23, 47 and 51 yards.
  • The result continues a pattern of slow starts followed by strong finishes, gives Kellen Moore’s team momentum before a three-game home stretch, and highlights Shough’s rapid early-career production that has drawn comparisons to Drew Brees’ franchise starts.