The Baltimore Ravens held off the Tennessee Titans 28-20 on Sunday, taking care of business at home in a Week 4 matchup that never quite slipped away. Baltimore controlled the tempo for long stretches and did just enough late to keep the Titans at arm's length. For a Ravens team looking to build early-season momentum, it was the kind of workmanlike win that travels well into October. Lamar Jackson led the way through the air with 172 passing yards, picking his spots and leaning on an offense that didn't ask him to force anything. Derrick Henry supplied the muscle with a game-high 87 rushing yards, grinding out tough carries and keeping Baltimore ahead of the chains. Ja'Kobi Lane was the top target on the day, hauling in 76 receiving yards as the Ravens' primary downfield threat. On the Tennessee side, Cam Ward accounted for the game's only passing touchdown, a bright spot in an afternoon that otherwise belonged to the hosts. Tennessee's defense gave the Titans every chance to steal it. Jeffery Simmons was a wrecking ball up front with two sacks, consistently collapsing the pocket on Jackson, while Jermaine Johnson II led all defenders with nine total tackles. But the Titans couldn't get the ball back often enough, and Henry's ability to churn out yardage in the run game blunted the pass rush that had been Tennessee's best weapon. That contrast — Baltimore's ground control against Tennessee's disruption — proved the difference in the eight-point final.