The Baltimore Ravens topped the Carolina Panthers 28-7 in a Week 11 showdown, solidifying their playoff position as the season heads into its final stretch. With both teams vying for crucial wins, the Ravens showcased their dominance, delivering a convincing performance that left the Panthers struggling to keep pace. Lamar Jackson threw for 171 yards and a touchdown, leading a balanced Ravens offense that kept pressure on the Panthers' defense throughout the game. Adam Randall contributed on the ground with 54 rushing yards, while the receiving corps was anchored by tight connections that consistently moved the chains. Despite Drew Allar's 171 passing yards for the Panthers, the offense failed to find the end zone until late in the game. Defensively, the Ravens made their mark with a relentless pass rush, highlighted by Zion Young's impressive 2.5 sacks, disrupting the Panthers' rhythm. Kyle Hamilton’s interception further underscored Baltimore's defensive prowess, snuffing out any momentum Carolina tried to build. The turning point came early in the third quarter, when a key sack and subsequent turnover shifted the momentum firmly in the Ravens' favor, allowing them to pull away decisively.