Thursday Night Football brought a familiar face back to the prime-time spotlight. Lamar Jackson, returning from a hamstring injury that kept him out for three games, wasted no time reminding everyone why he’s one of the NFL’s most dynamic quarterbacks. He threw four touchdown passes to power the Baltimore Ravens to a 28-6 victory over the Miami Dolphins on October 30, 2025, according to ESPN (NFL game recap). Here’s a full breakdown of the individual player stats and team numbers that defined the night.

Final Score: Baltimore Ravens 28, Miami Dolphins 6 · Lamar Jackson Touchdown Passes: 4 · Total Yards (Ravens): 338 · Total Yards (Dolphins): 332 · Ravens Rushing Yards: 150 · Dolphins Rushing Yards: 87

Quick snapshot

1Confirmed facts
2What’s unclear
  • Exact individual rushing yards for Lamar Jackson
  • Dolphins scoring breakdown (two field goals or a touchdown with missed PAT?)
3Timeline signal
4What’s next
  • Ravens improve to 3‑5, looking to climb back into playoff contention ESPN (game recap)
  • Dolphins fall to 2‑7, facing a steep uphill battle ESPN (game recap)
Key facts at a glance
Final Score Baltimore Ravens 28, Miami Dolphins 6
Date October 30, 2025
Top Passer (BAL) Lamar Jackson – 188 yards, 4 TDs ESPN (box score)
Top Passer (MIA) Tua Tagovailoa – 245 yards USA TODAY Sports Data (team stats)
Top Rusher (BAL) Ravens team – 150 yards USA TODAY Sports Data (team stats)
Top Defender (BAL) M. Starks – 5 tackles ESPN (box score)

The pattern: Baltimore’s edge in rushing yardage and red-zone efficiency explains the lopsided score despite nearly identical total yards.

Who won between the Dolphins and Ravens last night?

Final score and game summary

The Baltimore Ravens defeated the Miami Dolphins 28‑6 on October 30, 2025. ESPN (NFL game recap) reported that the Ravens opened the scoring with a 2‑yard touchdown catch by Mark Andrews from Lamar Jackson. After a first quarter that ended 7‑3 Baltimore, the Ravens pulled away in the second half. Baltimore Ravens (official team recap) noted the win gave the team back‑to‑back victories for the first time that season.

Key plays that decided the outcome

  • Mark Andrews’ 2‑yard TD catch (first quarter) Baltimore Ravens (team recap)
  • Jackson’s fourth touchdown pass sealed the blowout in the fourth quarter NFL.com (what we learned)
  • Miami’s offense managed only 6 points, with no touchdown drives CBS Sports (game tracker)
The pattern: Baltimore’s defense held Miami to field‑goal range territory while the offense capitalized on short fields.

How did Lamar Jackson lead the Ravens to victory?

Lamar Jackson passing stats

Jackson completed 18 of 23 passes for 204 yards and four touchdowns, per Baltimore Ravens (official team recap). That’s an impressive 78.2% completion rate and a passer rating that soared above 120. ESPN (box score) lists his 188 passing yards for the game (accounting for sack yardage), showing he spread the ball effectively.

Rushing contributions from Jackson

While Jackson’s exact rushing yards are not fully broken out in the available box scores, he contributed several scrambles to keep drives alive. The Ravens as a team piled up 150 yards on the ground, USA TODAY Sports Data (team stats) reported, with Jackson likely accounting for a meaningful share.

Why this matters: Jackson’s dual‑threat ability forced Miami to account for him as a runner, which opened up passing lanes for his four touchdown throws.

What were the defensive stats for both teams?

Ravens defensive highlights

  • M. Starks recorded 5 tackles to lead Baltimore ESPN (box score)
  • The Ravens held Miami to 87 rushing yards and 245 passing yards USA TODAY Sports Data (team stats)
  • Baltimore’s defense allowed only 6 points, forcing the Dolphins into field‑goal range twice CBS Sports (game tracker)

Dolphins defensive stats

Miami’s defense allowed 338 total yards and 56 total plays, USA TODAY Sports Data (team stats) noted. They struggled to generate pressure on Jackson and gave up big plays in the passing game. The Dolphins recorded no reported sacks or turnovers in the available box scores, ESPN (box score) shows.

The implication: Baltimore’s offensive line gave Jackson time to find his receivers, while Miami’s defense couldn’t stop the run or the pass consistently.

Which Miami Dolphins players had notable performances?

Dolphins offensive stats

Tua Tagovailoa completed passes for 245 yards, USA TODAY Sports Data (team stats) reported, but the offense failed to reach the end zone. Miami amassed 87 rushing yards and 18 first downs, but they couldn’t convert in the red zone. CBS Sports (game tracker) listed net yards as 332 for Miami, just 6 fewer than Baltimore’s total.

Injury updates on Tyreek Hill

Tyreek Hill’s status was a question entering the game — he had been listed on the injury report — but specific details about his availability and performance were not fully disclosed by game time. NFL.com (what we learned) noted Miami’s offense struggled overall, though Hill’s individual stats were not highlighted in the recap.

The trade‑off: Without a top receiving threat at full strength, Miami’s passing game lacked the explosive plays needed to keep pace with Baltimore’s attack.

How do the team stats compare?

Five key team stats tell the story of a game where yardage was close but scoring wasn’t.

Stat Ravens Dolphins
Total yards 338 USA TODAY Sports Data 332 USA TODAY Sports Data
Passing yards 188 USA TODAY Sports Data 245 USA TODAY Sports Data
Rushing yards 150 USA TODAY Sports Data 87 USA TODAY Sports Data
First downs 18 USA TODAY Sports Data 17 USA TODAY Sports Data
Time of possession 31:43 FOX Sports (box score) 28:17 FOX Sports (box score)
Yards per play 6.0 FOX Sports (box score) 5.4 FOX Sports (box score)
The catch: Despite nearly identical total yards, Baltimore’s efficiency in the red zone and on third down converted those yards into 28 points. Miami’s inability to finish drives — even with more passing yards — left them with just 6 points.

Confirmed facts

  • Ravens 28, Dolphins 6 ESPN (NFL game recap)
  • Lamar Jackson 4 TD passes Baltimore Ravens (official team recap)
  • Total yards per USA Today Sports Data: 338 (BAL) vs 332 (MIA)

What’s unclear

  • Exact individual rushing yards for Lamar Jackson
  • Dolphins scoring breakdown (two field goals or one touchdown with missed extra point?)

What the experts said

Lamar Jackson torches Miami with 4 TD passes in return from injury and Ravens rout Dolphins 28‑6.

— ESPN (NFL game recap)

Team stats: total yards 338‑332, rushing 150‑87, passing 188‑245, first downs 18‑17.

— USA TODAY Sports Data (team stats)

The game was a blowout, and Jackson’s four touchdown passes marked a triumphant return from a three‑game absence.

— NFL.com (what we learned)

For the Ravens, this win breathed life into a season that started 2‑5; at 3‑5 they remain in the AFC playoff conversation. For the Dolphins, falling to 2‑7 makes their path to contention nearly impossible without drastic changes to both personnel and scheme. Miami must decide: rebuild the offensive line and find consistency at quarterback, or watch their season slip away entirely.

Additional sources

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For a detailed breakdown of that dominant 28-6 performance, you can check out the full Ravens vs Dolphins match player stats on StoryPress.

Frequently asked questions

How many rushing yards did the Ravens have?

The Ravens recorded 150 rushing yards in the game, according to USA TODAY Sports Data.

Who scored the only Dolphins points?

Miami scored 6 points via field goals; the exact kicker and quarter details were not specified in available box scores.

What was the time of possession difference?

Baltimore held the ball for 31:43, Miami for 28:17, per FOX Sports (box score).

Did any Dolphins receiver top 100 yards?

The available stats do not show a Dolphins receiver reaching 100 receiving yards. Tua Tagovailoa threw for 245 yards spread among multiple targets.

How many sacks did the Ravens defense record?

Box scores from ESPN and CBS Sports do not list sacks for either team in their summary stats.

What was the third‑down conversion rate for each team?

Third‑down efficiency was not included in the primary box scores consulted. The Ravens’ ability to sustain drives is reflected in their 18 first downs.

Was Lamar Jackson intercepted?

Jackson did not throw an interception in the game, according to the Baltimore Ravens recap.

How many tackles did Roquan Smith have?

Roquan Smith’s individual tackle count was not listed in the available box score summaries.