The Baltimore Ravens secured a convincing 34-17 victory over the Houston Texans in Week 12 of the 2026 season, solidifying their playoff aspirations. With both teams vying for momentum late in the season, the Ravens showcased their offensive prowess and defensive resilience, ultimately coming out on top. Lamar Jackson led the charge for Baltimore, throwing for 234 yards and contributing to the scoreboard, while Derrick Henry dominated on the ground with 123 rushing yards. Mark Andrews was a standout in the passing game, amassing 107 receiving yards and serving as Jackson’s top target. C.J. Stroud kept the Texans competitive, throwing for two touchdowns, but it wasn’t enough to keep pace with the Ravens' explosive offense. Defensively, the Ravens were able to disrupt Stroud's rhythm, highlighted by Marlon Humphrey's interception that shifted the momentum in Baltimore's favor. The game's turning point came in the second quarter when the Ravens capitalized on a Texans turnover, scoring a quick touchdown to extend their lead. Despite a solid effort from Houston’s Reed Blankenship and Will Anderson Jr., who recorded five tackles and a sack respectively, they couldn't contain the Ravens' offensive onslaught.