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Last week, the Baltimore Ravens made it look easy. Again.

The defending AFC North champs had their first road game as they took on the Houston Texans in Week 2 and for the second week in a row, they dropped more than 30 points, finishing with a 33-16 win. What’s even more impressive about this win was how they were able to hurt Houston with a different attack than what they used against Cleveland.

During their Week 1 win, the Ravens were moving the ball with ease through the air. Lamar Jackson had 275 yards passing with three touchdowns and while J.K. Dobbins ran in two touchdowns, no running back had more than 29 yards on the ground. Jackson did have 45, but it was an uncharacteristic ground game for Baltimore but that didn’t matter as they won 38-16.

In Week 2, they were their normal dominant running team as they had 230 yards on the ground with Gus Edwards leading the way with 73 yards. They also proved how deep they were at running back with Mark Ingram ripping off 55 yards and J.K. Dobbins going for 48. There’s also Lamar Jackson, their dual-threat quarterback, who added 54 yards.

Baltimore just took the No. 1 spot in our 2020 NFL Power Rankings and their game against the Kansas City Chiefs will decide who gets to stay there going forward.