New Orleans Saints vs. Baltimore Ravens Game Highlights - NFL 2026 Season Week 2.

JB, there's a new sheriff in town here in Baltimore, and with that, a renewed sense of anticipation as the Ravens get set to play their home opener here at the bank against the incoming Saints. And if Jesse Minter's head coaching debut last Sunday was any indication, it could be in for a wild ride here in Baltimore. Last week, the Colts went right down on their first drive. Shucks going to go play action. That's a Camara out of the backfield on a check. Camara sustaining that sprain of his MCL. They have to be excellent in their pass protection. Ravens bring five. Shuck, couple of fakes, pocket monies. Shuck's set. Tavius Robinson coming with some serious heat for the Ravens. An offensive drive for Lamar Jackson and Baltimore as they begin at their own 24. Jackson over the middle delivers a strike, and this should be a Baltimore first down as Mark Andrews atones for that drop. Justice Hill is into the game now for the Ravens on third down. Jackson right to the line of the game. It's Andrews again making the catch. First and 15 after the penalty. They mark it inside the 40. Jackson underneath. Henry breaking one. Henry first down and more. Derrick Henry getting downhill about as scary a sight as there is for a defensive player. He rumbles for 19. The elite speed and athleticism of Gibbs and then the powerhouse that you got to deal with with Henry. Second and 10. Jackson throws a dart. And a reception by Rashad Bateman. They're going to have to do a great job and get off of those blocks up front. Third and short, Henry. First down, Baltimore. Takes a hard hit at the end of that play by McKinstry. Ravens going to go wildcat. Henry, direct snap. Henry looking for a crease. Henry in for the Baltimore touchdown. Well, once again, over here on the edge, Smythe is really the point of attack. Andrews is able to get to that second level, but there's just too much waiting right there. And you just can't wait. Who are never going to look funny at him if he throws a bad ball. So much confidence. It'll throw there. Looping pass. Oh, man. And it is caught. Shuck on third and six. Ravens bring five completion. First down, Devon Vele up high. Wasn't a perfectly thrown pass. Shuck five of five on this drive alone. Completes again. That's his tight end. Jawan Johnson going to be well short of the first down. What a start for Henry. Second and five. Play action from Jackson. This is where he was so deadly last week. Takes his shot. There's a flag thrown. It is caught. Devontae Walker. Who would fill the void in wide receiver with some of the injuries. This is Wester breaking a tackle. Wester is going to get another first down for the Ravens. Julian Blackman finally forced him out of bounds. They pick up 15. Homecoming for young. Grew up in upper Marlboro, Maryland. Started at the Catholic. Racing his hometown team out of the backfield. This is Justice Hill. He's going to get inside the 30. Hard collision. There's a flag here. 57-yarder to get the monkey off his back. And a tough kick here from 49. Good snap. That one could have been deflected at the line of scrimmage. No good. Long setback is Donaldson. Third and long. Ravens again bring four. Shuck. Little pass, and he's got his man. Devon Vele. Drops back. They bring only four. That pass from Shuck as he threads the needle to Olave. A much different style of pressure in this game, but that last play on third down was excellent. Shuck could be a designed run. Tucks it away. Shuck showing the wiggle. He's going to have a Saints first down to exactly where the line of the game was. Baltimore again bringing four. Hendrickson coming around the edge. Nearly to six. Shuck. Again, the escapability with Hendrickson coming with some serious heat. A shot heard around the NFL. Carlson here, 23-yard chip shot, and he's going to get the Saints their first points. Of course, the injuries had a big part of that as they get it back to Henry. Taking on tacklers. Pete Werner. Two-minute offense here for Lamar Jackson. They got all three timeouts. New Orleans well-protected. He's Jackson, and he delivers to Chris Moore. That'll give them the green light to try to score a touchdown on this drive. Jackson. See the officials will rule a catch. He hit one big play, but they're trying to make him throw the ball underneath, and he's hitting it every time. Jackson on second and short. First down and more. Jackson going to get them inside of the field goal range. And that's why he's taking off scrambling up inside. Saints bring three. Dead pass. It's Bateman for the touchdown. A 22-yard strike from Jackson. This is a similar play that Detroit ran last week, and they're going to get Bateman inside the numbers. Watch his release. He's going to widen, give that little stutter step, and the free safety is playing on the other side of the field. Against Kansas City. 11 seconds, second down. Shuck puts his back into it and completes. Well, just here to say, boy, the confidence Kellen Moore showing in his young quarterback. Have to work quickly. Shuck's going to throw it out of bounds. Down to two seconds. Scott Daly, whom they just signed late this week due to injury, Zach Wood put on IR. The operations sound, and it is good for the Saints. After 18 years of John Harbaugh. Run play, A-chan. Quiet first half arch from A-chan with Kamara getting. Both linebackers at the line of scrimmage. Spencer declined the penalty. The confidence in his defense. The third and 13, Johnson on the underneath. Johnson, he's got a first down. As he darts inside Ravens territory. Here for Carlson, third and four. Ravens bring four. Shuck has to deliver quickly, and it's incomplete. Looking in the direction of Olave. Got one right at the end of the first half. Good snap, and again, the new long snapper. And so far, they have delivered. Couple of scoring drives orchestrated by Jackson. 13 of 16 for a buck 72 and a touchdown in that first half. This pass is caught. Andrews here at Baltimore. First and ten fresh set of downs. After the run by Henry, they'll give him a breather here. Get it to Justice Hill as he's involved himself a little bit more in this Declan Doyle offense as he ducks inside Ravens territory. Aditi, what a player he's become. Remember, second stint with the franchise. His seventh round pick in 2019. What a pass, Jackson. Under pressure. What a sloppy-looking drive here for the Ravens now. Marks him back on their side of the field at the 49. Play action again from Jackson. This time, all-day to throw. Puts some air under it, and it is complete. Bateman. Boy, those two have been looking to find the chemistry. Jackson and his receivers have been able to connect on those. Remember today, playing without, say, Flowers, you know, Jacoby Lane as Bateman. Gonna build on his numbers. They have left in this tank. Third and long. Saints coming with four. Here they come. Young. Second time he's gonna get to Jackson. Nathan Shepard got there. So that makes this kick a whole lot more interesting. 49-yard attempt. He had a 49-yard kick blocked earlier on the tip, but Luke, this time, is good. Shuck steps up. Shuck down again. It's Mike Green this time for the Ravens. Summit now, as we play latter stages of this third quarter, could be the final play of the quarter. Jackson steps up. Jackson's gonna take a shot, and it will fall incomplete, looking in the direction of Chris Moore. Have to take a few more shots and try to loosen the secondary up a bit. Shuck. Ravens coming with some pressure. Shuck, the escapability. And what could potentially be a tight one down the stretch. Shuck on a third and five. It's caught. Olave. Boy, just when they needed a big play, it's Olave. Marvelous play here to get the Saints on a second and four. Shuck's pass. Olave. And here comes New Orleans. A 21-yard strike from Shuck. Play middle stages of the fourth. Just a scissors route, and they're trying to work on the safety to the top of the screen. He bites on the corner route. That's Starks. And Shuck fires it, a dart, to Olave for the touchdown. It's clear that getting a two-point attempt here when a field goal still gives you a lead. In terms of play call. Here's Shuck running. Shuck down to the turf. Simpson. Number 21. Wow. Kellen Moore gets a reset handoff. H-in. Lead blockers in behind the convoy. And the Saints back to tie it at 17. What a potential finish there. Third and one here. That's Andrews in motion. Saints bring an extra rusher. Jackson protected. Jackson incomplete. Boy, it looked like Moore had it. Kool-Aid McKinstry. Shuck protected. Shuck delivers. And again, when in doubt, look for Olave. It's worked. And Chip, but they can't lead the tackle one-on-one. Both head coaches, the play callers on their respective side of the field. That pass from Shuck is caught. Looks like he's going to be short. Vele makes the catch. Shuck under center. Shuck trying to get the push. Boy, where will the officials spot the football here? Needed less than a yard. Ravens come in with four. Shuck delivers. It's caught. Olave. It'll depend on the spot, and they say first down, Saints, second and 14. Inside of three minutes, Shuck on a crosser. He's got his man, Vele. Shuck, got to be careful here. You're in the field goal range of Carlson. Can't have a negative play. Shuck's pass. Johnson the catch. Johnson first down and more. Johnson breaking one. There is a flag thrown back at the line of scrimmage. Two penalty flags on Shuck. I think this is going to stand, Spiro. With more throwing it there, he almost saved the Ravens a timeout with that incompletion. Buck 50, Shuck's pass over the middle. It's Johnson breaking a tackle, lunging. No signal yet. They're going to mark him short of the end zone. Oh, man. It comes down to this for the Saints. Shuck, again on the keeper. Did he get the push? Touchdown. Late signal from the officials. And Tyler Shuck, a week after their frantic comeback bid, came up short in Detroit, has brought the Saints back. Boy, and this, if he got in, this is just by a whisker because you can see a face mask right there. Somebody has a hold of his face mask. And you see the ball at the end of that play, the bobble. I don't think he got the ball across, Spiro. But there was a face mask. You see the knee of the Ravens defender dislodge the football from Shuck had he crossed the plane. And remember, with these reviews, the key is always, what was the call on the field? Because now you need conclusive evidence, Arch, to overturn this. Marlon Humphrey was right in the middle of the party there. Roquan Smith. There's a face mask, but I don't think he got over it. Let's bring in Gene Sterritore. Gene, you got all kinds of stuff happening on this play. What do you think? Just so, so much. And as Adam said, there's a face mask, not reviewable. And, you know, when you're taking a look, the officials are pinching, trying to see the ball. If one's going up, my assumption is he's seeing it cross. But, guys, I haven't seen anything right now that definitively shows me it's a cross. But I don't know that you can overturn this play because the ruling was a touchdown. And I can't tell you, I see that it clearly didn't cross in the midst of all of this body. So, Gene, right there. I think that last angle that we saw from the goal line on the Saints, from the Saints' vantage point, I think it's the best look. Arch, I got to say, I thought he was short. I think it's, I mean, context clues. I know it's not definitive, but if you're using, Gene, you're not allowed to use context clues, correct? Yeah, exactly, exactly, Arch. And then even the one we have from way up above, sometimes that's the one that gives you this. Here's the angle you're talking about, Spiro, in here. And the face mask, clear a face mask. And Brandon Staley, they're going to stay in zone pressure, in zone coverage. New Orleans bring it four, first down. Andrews. When Jackson has seen single high, that's when he's been aggressive downfield. Jackson protected, looking for a seam. He's got it, breaking a tackle. Jackson, first down and more. Margin for error, microscopic here. Jackson puts some air under it. Jackson's pass picked off, intercepted by Blackman. And the Saints turn out the lights on the Ravens here in Baltimore. They're able to step up and make the key plays. And what a moment for Julian Blackman, missing most of the last two years with the shoulder injuries, the torn labrum last year. And an emotional, heart-stopping end here in Baltimore as the Saints outscore the Ravens in the fourth quarter, 15 to nothing. And they erased an 11-point first-half deficit to win.