The Baltimore Ravens handled business at home Sunday, rolling past the New Orleans Saints 35-16 in a Week 2 matchup that never felt as close as the final margin suggests. Baltimore came out of the gate with purpose and never surrendered control, banking an early statement win before the season's identity is even set. For New Orleans, it's a road trip that leaves more questions than answers heading into Week 3. Lamar Jackson was the engine, carving up the Saints for 226 yards through the air and a pair of touchdown passes that kept Baltimore's scoring drives humming. Derrick Henry supplied the hammer on the ground, grinding out a game-high 77 rushing yards and forcing New Orleans to commit numbers to the box. On the other side, Chris Olave was the lone consistent bright spot for the Saints, hauling in 97 receiving yards to lead all pass catchers. The problem was that New Orleans never found a complementary threat to make Baltimore pay for its attention. Defensively, the story was Baltimore's ability to keep the Saints out of the end zone when it mattered, holding New Orleans to 16 points despite Olave's production. Kaden Elliss was everywhere for the Saints, piling up a game-high nine total tackles, but the volume told its own story about how often New Orleans was on the field. Jaylinn Hawkins provided the game's lone sack, a rare disruptive moment in an afternoon short on them. The turning point came as Jackson's second touchdown pass pushed the lead beyond reach, and from there Baltimore simply leaned on Henry and let the clock do the rest.