Ravens power rankings round-up for Week 7: Baltimore jumps back into the top 10

7. Baltimore Ravens 4-2 (10)

The Ravens got back on track in London by Lamar Jackson getting loose and also getting more help from his receivers. The defense also made a statement to make up for some previous issues. The Lions will present a tough test at home in Week 7.

12. Baltimore Ravens (4-2)
(Last week: 11)

Sunday: Beat Tennessee Titans 24-16

Who’d you beat?: Texans, Bengals, Browns, Titans

The Ravens lead the AFC North despite having the third-most lost fumbles and eighth-most dropped passes in the NFL. Lamar Jackson’s 69.9 percent completion rate ranks fourth in the league and is on pace to be the best of his career. His passer rating (93) is on pace to be the third best of his career.

Up next: vs. Detroit Lions, Sunday, 1 p.m. ET

Week 6 Result: Won vs. Tennessee 24-16 (London)

Football fans in London no doubt arrived at Sunday’s matchup between the Ravens and Titans hoping to watch one of the league’s most dynamic players do his thing.

Baltimore quarterback Lamar Jackson did enough for the Ravens to get a win to move to 4-2 on the season. But fans were actually treated to a whole lot of Justin Tucker.

9. Ravens (4-2, No. 13): If they can avoid beating themselves, they can beat anybody.

Realistically, the Baltimore Ravens should have absolutely demolished the Tennessee Titans in London. However, Baltimore could only manage one touchdown in six red-zone trips. The offense looked very good until they got into the red area, where the offensive game plan felt stale.

Lamar Jackson and the passing attack still look outstanding, especially when Jackson is kept clean. While the rushing attack struggled against Tennessee, Jackson’s legs were the key to moving the chains multiple times throughout the game.

11. Baltimore Ravens (13)
Beat Titans, 24-16, to improve to 4-2. We really want to rank the Ravens higher, but inconsistency plagues this team. It would move up with a win over the Lions in Week 7.

9. Ravens 4-2 (14)
Justin Tucker kicked six field goals to pick up an offense that shut down in the red zone and make the difference in a 24-16 victory against the Titans. How appropriate in soccer-loving London. Rookie first-round pick Zay Flowers caught his first career touchdown pass from Lamar Jackson, who also ran for a team-high 62 yards.

10. Ravens (10): A team that’s only had two home games will play four of its next five in Baltimore. Fun fact: Lamar Jackson has joined Michael Vick as the only quarterbacks to rush for at least 50 yards in a game 50 times.

They found a way to hold on against the Titans in London, but they still haven’t clicked all the way yet. The offense is just off some. 2 4-2-0