The Baltimore Ravens ran away from the New Orleans Saints 38-3 on Sunday, turning a Week 2 matchup into a statement performance before the home crowd. There was little suspense after the opening quarter, as Baltimore piled up points in every phase while New Orleans never found the end zone. The Saints leave with plenty to sort through, and the Ravens leave with the kind of win that sets a tone for the season. Lamar Jackson didn't need volume to do damage, throwing for 181 yards and three touchdowns in an efficient afternoon under center. Ja'Kobi Lane paced the Baltimore receiving corps with 60 yards, giving Jackson a reliable target as the Ravens stretched the field. New Orleans found its lone bright spot on the ground, where Travis Etienne Jr. led all rushers with 86 yards. But the Saints could never convert that production into points, settling for a single field goal on the day. Baltimore's defense turned a comfortable lead into a rout. Kyle Hamilton's interception was the swing moment, snuffing out a New Orleans possession and handing the ball right back to an offense that was already rolling. Nnamdi Madubuike added a sack up front, keeping the Saints behind the chains and out of rhythm. Kaden Elliss led all tacklers with 10 stops for New Orleans, a workload that told the story of a defense stuck on the field far too long.