Skip to main content
Advertising

Numbers That Matter: Ravens vs. Buccaneers

121418_NumbersThatMatte
121418_NumbersThatMatter7

Sacks by Terrell Suggs, Matthew Judon and Za'Darius Smith this season, all tied for the team lead. Tampa Bay has given up 36 sacks, tied for the 13th most in the league.

121418_NumbersThatMatter22.9

The number of drives in which the Ravens offense has gone three-and-out, ranked as the third-best rate in the NFL

121418_NumbersThatMatter24

League-leading interceptions thrown by the Buccaneers this season, including 12 by current starting quarterback Jameis Winston in six starts

121418_NumbersThatMatter48

Points scored by the Ravens in their last game against the Buccaneers (2014), which was the most ever by a Baltimore team on the road

121418_NumbersThatMatterPercents

Buccaneers' third-down conversion rate on offense, ranking No. 1 in the league, versus the Ravens' third-down defense, which is No. 4 in the NFL

121418_NumbersThatMatter336

Lamar Jackson's rushing yards in his first four starts, which is the most in NFL history during the Super Bowl era by a quarterback, topping Tim Tebow (258)

121418_NumbersThatMatter331.4206.2

Tampa Bay's passing yards per game this season, ranking atop the league, versus the Ravens' passing yards allowed per game, which is third-best in the NFL

121418_NumbersThatMatter475

Rushing yards by Lamar Jackson, which is the second-most among quarterbacks in the league, trailing only Buffalo's Josh Allen (490)

121418_NumbersThatMatter914214

Ravens' rushing yards over the past four weeks compared to Baltimore's rushing yards allowed over that same span

121418_NumbersThatMatter1957

Combined receiving yards by Bucs wide receivers Mike Evans (1,207) and DeSean Jackson (750). The Ravens' leading receiver, John Brown, has 672 receiving yards.

Related Content

Advertising