The Minnesota Vikings lost to the Baltimore Ravens in their Week 10 showdown, with Lamar Jackson leading his team to a 27-19 victory over J.J. McCarthy and company. Minnesota dropped to 4-5 on the season, placing the team at the bottom of the NFC North.

The Baltimore Ravens are watching Zay Flowers put together the kind of season that shows exactly why they drafted him to be a long term piece of their offense.

The rookie has done most of the scoring on the afternoon and, at one point, had accounted for all of Baltimore's 12 points. But Baltimore's struggles in the red zone continue. Ravens have been inside Vikings' 20-yard line on three straight drives and settled for FGs. Loop has hit from 44, 28, 30, and 22 yards.

When the Baltimore Ravens were 1-5, coach John Harbaugh's job was to keep the season from going off the rails. He remained defiantly hopeful that they could turn things around and make the playoffs.

The Ravens’ defense led the way to a victory over the Vikings. Here’s how Mike Preston graded Baltimore’s position groups.

Ravens are substantially favored to win in Cleveland, and if they do so, their 4 game winning streak would be tied for the 11th best in club history

Here are three instant takeaways from the Vikings' loss to the Ravens. This wasn't one of Kevin O'Connell's best games. Minnesota wasn't able to build on its opening drive, struggling to sustain any momentum. The Vikings had 18 runs for 120 yards, but 48 of those yards came on five scrambles from McCarthy.

Defensive lineman Taven Bryan has joined the 53-man roster. Linebacker Chandler Martin and cornerback Amani Oruwariye have been elevated to face the Cleveland Browns. Rookie linebacker Jay Higgins IV has been placed on injured reserve.