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Baltimore came away with its 15th straight preseason win Thursday night at M&T Bank Stadium.

Outside linebacker Matthew Judon is pleased with what he's seen from the defense so far this preseason.

Undrafted rookie wide receiver Antoine Wesley separates down the sideline for a long gain.

Safety DeShon Elliott comes up to make a physical play and near interception.

Rookie running back Justice Hill pushes his way into the end zone from 1 yard out.

Rookie quarterback Trace McSorley throws a perfect pass to Chris Moore for a 23-yard touchdown in the second quarter.

Tight end Nick Boyle has jumped over a lot of defenders, but Packers safety Adrian Amos wasn't fooled this time.

Lamar Jackson's 18-yard run was wiped out by a blindside block penalty on Willie Snead IV.

Lamar Jackson says there aren’t any play calls for him to run.

After Jags quarterback Gardner Minshew II fumbled the snap, unblocked Kenny Young absolutely annihilated him, sending his helmet flying.

Head Coach John Harbaugh talks about the decision on Lamar Jackson’s playing time and the team’s preseason winning streak.

Baltimore opened the preseason with a shutout win over the Jacksonville Jaguars at M&T Bank Stadium.

Wide receiver Jaleel Scott toe-tapped along the sideline for a picture-perfect catch.

Veteran safety Bennett Jackson flew down to step in front of a pass and steal it from the Jags tight end.

Rookie wide receiver Miles Boykin talks about his first NFL game.

Cornerback/returner Cyrus Jones talks about his pick-six in the preseason opener.

Second-year linebacker Kenny Young talks about his big hit on Jaguars quarterback Gardner Minshew II.

Cornerback Cyrus Jones came underneath a Tanner Lee throw and took it back to the house.

Check out rookie wide receiver Miles Boykin making an impressive snag.

A pretty throw and catch at the end of the first half is waived off because of a holding penalty.

In his second preseason, kicker Kaare Vedvik showed off his leg once again with a 55-yard bomb.

Lamar Jackson hit wide receiver Chris Moore with an 18-yard gain on a back shoulder throw to the sideline.

Lamar Jackson hits wide receiver Willie Snead IV for a 10-yard touchdown.

NFL Media's Adam Rank outlines the Baltimore Ravens' best-case scenario for the 2019 season, as well as the worst-case scenario. He also highlights a given for the team and a wild card.

NFL Network's Brian Baldinger thinks Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson will take another step forward in 2019.