Henry was electric Sunday night, running for 199 yards on 24 carries with two total touchdowns. Henry broke through last week as a Raven in Dallas and followed up with an even better showing at M&T Bank Stadium. The 30-year-old still looks like his electric, dominant self.

Jackson finished 13 of 18 for 156 passing yards and two touchdowns through the air. He also added 54 rushing yards and a 9-yard score on the ground. One of Jackson’s best plays came when he floated a perfect 19-yard pass to Justice Hill in the end zone for Baltimore’s third touchdown of the game.

Earlier this week, Van Noy said that he is ‘always on the heater’. He proves himself right. Van Noy now has two sacks in three straight games, tying him with Justin Houston for the longest multiple-sack streak in Ravens history. It’s crazy to think that Van Noy was a free agent just over a year ago.

The Ravens have an elite one-two punch at running back in Henry and Hill. Hill was Baltimore’s leading receiver with six catches for 78 yards, including a touchdown, and added 18 rushing yards. Hill just signed a two-year extension in Baltimore and looks better than ever.

Baltimore’s offensive line

After surrendering no sacks last week, Jackson was sacked just once for one yard on Sunday. Left guard Andrew Vorhees (ankle) was inactive, but Patrick Mekari moved over from right tackle and second-round rookie Roger Rosengarten got the start at right tackle as the Ravens stayed elite on the ground. After two weeks of heavy criticism, Baltimore’s offensive line now looks great.