In a decisive Conference Championship clash, the Baltimore Ravens topped the Las Vegas Raiders 35-17, securing their spot in the Super Bowl for the 2026 season. With the stakes incredibly high, Baltimore showcased their dominance, proving too much for the Raiders on both sides of the ball. Derrick Henry was the star of the show, rumbling for an impressive 198 rushing yards and finding the end zone multiple times. Meanwhile, quarterback Fernando Mendoza of the Raiders managed to throw for 156 yards and a touchdown, but his efforts were not enough to keep pace with the Ravens’ explosive offense. Rashod Bateman also contributed significantly with 79 receiving yards, helping Baltimore maintain control throughout the game. Defensively, the Ravens were formidable, with Nate Wiggins leading the charge with four total tackles and Yasir Abdullah making a critical interception that shifted momentum in the second half. This key play halted a Raiders drive and allowed Baltimore to extend their lead, ultimately sealing the victory. The Ravens' ability to stifle Las Vegas' offense at crucial moments was instrumental in their triumph.