The Baltimore Ravens secured a decisive 35-21 victory over the San Francisco 49ers in Week 6 of the 2027 season, showcasing their dominance and improving their standing in the league. With playoff implications on the line, the Ravens delivered a strong performance that kept the pressure on their rivals. Derrick Henry was the standout performer for Baltimore, rushing for 144 yards and finding the end zone, while Brock Purdy led the 49ers with 301 passing yards and two touchdowns. George Kittle also made an impact for San Francisco, tallying 100 receiving yards and keeping the game competitive. However, it was the Ravens' offensive balance that ultimately tilted the game in their favor. Defensively, Kyle Hamilton led the Ravens with four total tackles, but it was Aeneas Peebles' sack that proved critical in stalling a key 49ers drive. The Ravens' defense consistently pressured Purdy, forcing him to make hurried throws, including an interception by Nick Bosa, which shifted the momentum. The turning point came late in the third quarter when Baltimore scored back-to-back touchdowns, creating an insurmountable lead that San Francisco could not overcome.