Baltimore has taken a commanding double-digit lead after Derrick Henry notched his second rushing touchdown of the night. The Ravens cash in on the botched fake punt by the Patriots, and are surviving without Lamar Jackson thanks largely to Henry, who is up to 128 yards on the ground.

The Ravens shut out the Cincinnati Bengals, 24-0, on the road Sunday for a division win. With both teams knowing how important the frigid game was in the AFC North race, it was the Ravens who put the Bengals' playoff hopes on ice. Baltimore held Cincinnati to 298 yards and kept Burrow scoreless for the first time in his career as a starter.

The New England Patriots area headed back to the postseason. With a 28-24 comeback win over the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday Night Football, the Patriots clinched a playoff berth in the first season under head coach Mike Vrabel.

Coming off their first loss in 83 days, the New England Patriots rebounded to take down the Baltimore Ravens 28-24 in primetime to clinch a playoff birth.

The Ravens couldn't overcome a first-half injury to Lamar Jackson and fell to the Patriots, 28-24, in their final regular-season home game. Patriots second-year quarterback Drake Maye finished with 380 passing yards and two touchdowns. Here's how the Ravens' primetime defeat went down:

Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh addressed the number of touches, or lack thereof, for running back Derrick Henry toward the latter stages of Sunday's 28-24 loss to the New England Patriots.

Can the Steelers make the playoffs without DK Metcalf, is John Harbaugh’s time with the Baltimore Ravens ending and how wild is the MVP race? Find out on today's episode of Inside Coverage!

Improbably, the Browns held a fourth-quarter lead against the Ravens. But a trick play touchdown by the Ravens’ Mark Andrews did the Browns in.