Dolphins vs Ravens Live Updates: Lamar Jackson Shines with Four Touchdowns in His Return from Injury

 Dolphins vs Ravens Live Updates: Lamar Jackson’s Four-TD Comeback Sparks Baltimore Victory

Baltimore, October 30, 2025, The long-awaited return of Lamar Jackson proved worth every second as the Baltimore Ravens dominated the Miami Dolphins in an electrifying Thursday Night Football matchup. Jackson, coming back from an ankle injury that kept him sidelined for weeks, threw four stunning touchdown passes and led the Ravens to a commanding 38–21 victory.

The night wasn’t just about numbers; it was about energy, confidence, and the spark that Jackson brought back to his team. From the very first drive, the Ravens looked determined to silence critics and reclaim their rhythm after struggling in his absence.

First Quarter: Jackson Returns with Fire

The opening quarter set the tone. Lamar Jackson looked sharp, connecting with rookie wide receiver Zay Flowers for a 35-yard touchdown on the team’s second possession. Miami’s defense tried to contain his mobility, but Jackson’s quick reads and precise throws showed he was fully recovered.
Meanwhile, Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa faced heavy pressure from Baltimore’s front line, getting sacked twice and forcing early punt

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Second Quarter: Ravens Offense Explodes

Baltimore’s offense started to look unstoppable. Jackson threw his second touchdown pass to tight end Mark Andrews after a perfectly executed play-action fake. The chemistry between the two looked just as strong as before Jackson’s injury.
Miami managed to respond with a touchdown from Tyreek Hill, but defensive lapses continued to cost them. Before halftime, Jackson added another score a 22-yard dart to Rashod Bateman sending the Ravens into the locker room up 24–14.

Third Quarter: Dolphins Struggle to Regain Momentum

Coming out of halftime, the Dolphins tried to adjust with quick passes and short routes, but the Ravens’ defense held strong. Linebacker Roquan Smith recorded a key interception midway through the quarter, setting up another short-field opportunity for Jackson.
On the very next play, Lamar connected again with Zay Flowers for his fourth touchdown pass of the night — a performance that reminded fans why he’s one of the most dynamic quarterbacks in the league.

Fourth Quarter: Ravens Control the Game

With a comfortable lead, Baltimore focused on clock management. Running back Gus Edwards helped seal the win with a series of strong runs that ate up valuable time. Miami’s offense found some rhythm late, adding a touchdown by Jaylen Waddle, but it was too little, too late.

As the final whistle blew, the scoreboard read Ravens 38, Dolphins 21  a statement win that pushed Baltimore further up in the AFC standings.

Lamar Jackson’s Return: A Statement Performance

Lamar Jackson finished the night with:

• 22 completions on 29 attempts

• 297 passing yards

• 4 passing touchdowns

• 0 interceptions

It was a near-perfect outing, proving that his injury hasn’t slowed him down. His confidence in the pocket, decision-making under pressure, and ability to extend plays all reminded fans of his MVP-caliber talent.

Ravens head coach John Harbaugh praised Jackson after the game, saying, “Lamar looked like himself again  confident, in control, and leading with energy. That’s the heartbeat of our team.”

What Went Wrong for the Dolphins

For Miami, this loss exposed a few familiar issues:

• Inconsistent offensive line protection for Tua

• Missed tackles on key third-down plays

• Failure to contain Jackson’s dual-threat ability

Still, head coach Mike McDaniel remained optimistic, saying postgame, “We didn’t execute the way we wanted, but we’ll learn from this. Lamar made great plays you tip your hat and move forward.”

What’s Next

The Ravens (now 6–2) will face the Cincinnati Bengals next week in what could be a crucial AFC North clash.
The Dolphins (5–3) return home to play the Buffalo Bills, aiming to bounce back and stay in playoff contention.

Final Thoughts

Lamar Jackson’s comeback was more than just a win — it was a message.
He reminded the NFL that the Ravens are dangerous when he’s under center. The Dolphins, despite their strong start to the season, will need to fix their defensive gaps fast if they want to keep up in the AFC race.

As one fan put it after the game, “Lamar’s back — and so are the Ravens.”