Ravens run past Colts 41-23 as Henry scores three times

Baltimore beat Indianapolis 41-23 on Sunday at Lucas Oil Stadium, finishing with 506 yards of offense.

The Colts scored first on Jonathan Taylor's 1-yard run at 10:33 of the opening quarter; Spencer Shrader's extra point failed and it was 6-0. The Ravens answered with Lamar Jackson's 5-yard run at 8:20 and Derrick Henry's 4-yard run at 4:05 for a 14-6 lead. Zay Flowers took a Jackson pass 54 yards for a touchdown at 6:54 of the second, and Henry broke a 32-yard scoring run at 5:04 to make it 28-6. Taylor's 3-yard run with 2:16 left cut it to 28-13, and Tyler Loop's 57-yard field goal with 0:00 showing made it 31-13 at the half.

Shrader's 58-yard field goal at 7:55 of the third was the quarter's only scoring. Henry's third touchdown, from 3 yards, came at 12:46 of the fourth; Daniel Jones answered with a 9-yard pass to Tyler Warren at 10:26, and Loop's 45-yarder at 4:09 closed it at 41-23.

Henry carried 24 times for 144 yards. Jackson was 17 of 25 for 324 yards, and Flowers caught 5 passes for 150. Baltimore ran for 202 yards and held the ball for 35:20. Jones finished 19 of 31 for 166 yards with a touchdown and an interception; Taylor had 19 carries for 98 yards and two scores, and Alec Pierce caught 4 passes for 61 yards. Indianapolis finished with 251 total yards and two turnovers to Baltimore's one. Attendance was 65,045.