Los Angeles Rams vs Baltimore Ravens Match Player Stats: Full Box Score and Top Performers
The Los Angeles Rams vs Baltimore Ravens match player stats from their latest meeting tell a story that the yardage totals alone do not. On Sunday, October 12, 2025, the Rams won 17-3 at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, even though the Ravens out-gained them 296 yards to 241 and held the ball for nearly 38 minutes.
This article breaks down the final score, quarterback numbers, rushing and receiving leaders, defensive standouts, and the team-level stats that explain the outcome. Every figure comes from the official box score. As of this writing, the Rams’ 2026 schedule does not include a Ravens game, so this remains the most recent head-to-head result worth studying.
Rams vs Ravens Final Score and Game Summary
The Rams beat the Ravens 17-3 on October 12, 2025, moving Los Angeles to 4-2 on the season and dropping Baltimore to 1-5. It was a low-scoring game that stayed tied at 3-3 through halftime before the Rams pulled away in the third quarter.
Baltimore scored first on a 37-yard field goal by Tyler Loop in the opening quarter. Joshua Karty answered for Los Angeles from 36 yards in the second quarter, and the teams went to the locker room even. Then the Rams struck twice in under two minutes of game clock early in the third quarter. Kyren Williams scored on a 3-yard run, and Tyler Higbee caught an 8-yard touchdown pass from Matthew Stafford. The fourth quarter was scoreless.
| Quarter | Time Left | Team | Scoring Play | Score (LAR-BAL) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | 7:22 | Ravens | Tyler Loop 37-yard field goal | 0-3 |
| 2nd | 9:50 | Rams | Joshua Karty 36-yard field goal | 3-3 |
| 3rd | 11:52 | Rams | Kyren Williams 3-yard run (Karty kick) | 10-3 |
| 3rd | 10:20 | Rams | Tyler Higbee 8-yard pass from Matthew Stafford (Karty kick) | 17-3 |
Baltimore played without quarterback Lamar Jackson, so Cooper Rush and Tyler Huntley handled the passing. The Associated Press recap described a messy first half for the Rams, with penalties, kicking trouble, a turnover and an injury to receiver Puka Nacua. Even so, the Rams defense kept the Ravens out of the end zone all afternoon, and that is what decided the game.
Quarterback Stats: Matthew Stafford vs Cooper Rush and Tyler Huntley
Matthew Stafford was the most efficient passer on the field, finishing 17 of 26 for 181 yards, one touchdown, no interceptions and a 98.4 passer rating. Two sacks cost him 14 yards, which brings his net passing total to 167. He also fumbled twice and lost one, the only turnover the Rams committed.
Baltimore’s numbers were far rougher. Rush completed 11 of 19 passes for 72 yards and threw the game’s only interception, to Rams defensive back Quentin Lake. His 44.2 rating was the lowest of the three quarterbacks, and he lost a fumble on top of the pick. Huntley was more efficient on 10 of 15 for 68 yards, but he took all four Baltimore sacks, which cost 23 yards. Together, the Ravens passers managed 140 gross yards on 34 attempts, roughly 4.1 yards per throw.
Rushing Stats: Derrick Henry Leads, but the Ravens Cannot Finish Drives
Derrick Henry led all rushers with 122 yards on 24 carries, a 5.1-yard average. He did not score, and his longest run was 12 yards, but he gave Baltimore a steady ground game that produced 179 yards on 37 carries as a team. Huntley added 39 yards on just three carries, including the longest run of the game, a 19-yard gain.
Receiving Stats: Who Caught the Passes
Zay Flowers of the Ravens had the most receiving yards in the game with 46, and he led everyone with six catches on 10 targets. Tyler Higbee led the Rams with 40 yards and caught the only touchdown pass, an 8-yarder from Stafford in the third quarter.
Higbee caught all four passes thrown his way, which is the cleanest efficiency number in the receiving column. Davante Adams drew nine targets and finished with four catches for 39 yards. Nacua finished with two catches for 28 yards on three targets. On the Baltimore side, Justice Hill and Mark Andrews each worked as short-area options, and DeAndre Hopkins added two catches for 20 yards.
The bigger takeaway is the yards per catch. The Rams averaged 10.6 yards on 17 receptions, with a long of 30 yards by Williams. The Ravens caught 21 passes but averaged only 6.7 yards, and their longest reception was 18 yards. Baltimore moved the ball, but it rarely stretched the field.
Defensive Stats: Nate Landman and the Rams Pass Rush
Rams linebacker Nate Landman led all players with 17 tackles, 8 of them solo. Byron Young made the loudest impact up front, collecting two sacks, two tackles for loss and five quarterback hits among his eight tackles. Jared Verse and Larrell Murchison each added a sack, and Lake came away with the game’s lone interception.
As a unit, the Rams finished with 87 tackles, four sacks, seven tackles for loss and 11 quarterback hits. Baltimore’s defense had 54 tackles, two sacks, four tackles for loss and three quarterback hits. That pressure gap helps explain why Stafford looked comfortable while the Ravens quarterbacks kept getting hurried and brought down.
Team Stats Comparison: Why Baltimore Lost Despite More Yards
Baltimore lost because of turnovers and red zone failures, not because it lacked yardage. The Ravens finished with more total yards, more first downs and far more time of possession, but they did not score a single point inside the 20.
| Category | Rams | Ravens |
|---|---|---|
| Total yards | 241 | 296 |
| First downs | 15 | 19 |
| Third-down conversions | 4 of 10 | 7 of 17 |
| Fourth-down conversions | 1 of 2 | 2 of 6 |
| Red zone | 2 of 5 | 0 of 3 |
| Turnovers | 1 | 3 |
| Penalties | 6 for 40 yards | 7 for 80 yards |
| Time of possession | 22:05 | 37:55 |
The turnover gap was the loudest number. Baltimore gave the ball away three times: Rush’s interception and two lost fumbles, one by Rush and one by Flowers. Los Angeles lost only Stafford’s fumble. The Ravens also went 0 for 3 in the red zone and converted just two of six fourth-down tries. Their opening drive ate up more than seven minutes and yielded only a field goal, an early sign of the finishing problems that followed. By contrast, the Rams’ second touchdown drive covered 21 yards in two plays and 40 seconds, which points to a short field.
Special Teams and Kicking Notes
Karty made one of two field goals for the Rams, with a long of 36 yards, and went two for two on extra points. Loop was perfect for Baltimore at one for one, with a long of 37. Rams punter Ethan Evans averaged 56.5 yards on two punts, including a 58-yarder, while Jordan Stout punted once for the Ravens and sent it 53 yards.
How to Read These Player Stats
If you are new to box scores, a few terms matter here. Passer rating is a formula that combines completions, yards, touchdowns and interceptions into a single number, with a perfect score of 158.3. QBR is ESPN’s separate quarterback metric, which runs from 0 to 100. A tackle for loss, or TFL, means a defender stopped a ball carrier behind the line of scrimmage. A quarterback hit is a hit on the passer that does not end in a sack, and a pass defended (PD) means a defender knocked a pass down or intercepted it.
Red zone efficiency counts how often a team scores a touchdown or field goal after reaching the opponent’s 20-yard line. It is one of the most useful numbers for explaining games like this one, where one team piles up yards and still comes away with almost nothing.
Earlier Meetings and Where the Teams Stand in 2026
This matchup has not always been this tight. When the Ravens visited Los Angeles in 2019, Lamar Jackson threw five touchdown passes while Jared Goff was intercepted twice, a very different script from the defensive grind of 2025.
The standings have flipped since last October. According to ESPN’s standings page as of this writing, the Rams sit at 2-4 in 2026 and the Ravens at 4-2. The Rams next play the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday, October 25, then host the Los Angeles Chargers on November 1. No Ravens date appears on the Rams’ 2026 slate.
More Reading on the Rams, the Ravens and Football Coverage
For background on the franchises themselves, the Los Angeles Rams and Baltimore Ravens pages on Wikipedia cover team history, stadiums and past seasons in detail. If you like reading about the people around professional football as well, Buzz Nova has a profile of Erica Tracey Hirshfeld, the wife of football media personality Peter Schrager, along with a steady feed of news and trending stories worth bookmarking.
Conclusion
The Rams vs Ravens player stats from October 12, 2025, show a game won by efficiency rather than volume. Stafford protected the ball and threw a touchdown, Higbee and Williams scored, Landman and Young led a defense that sacked Baltimore four times, and the Ravens gave away three turnovers while failing to score in the red zone. Henry’s 122 rushing yards and Flowers’s six catches were the best individual lines on the losing side, but neither could turn into points.
If you are comparing these teams or checking player lines for a recap, fantasy review or article, the key takeaway is simple. Yards did not decide this game. Turnovers, pressure and finishing drives did.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the final score of the Rams vs Ravens game?
The Los Angeles Rams beat the Baltimore Ravens 17-3 on Sunday, October 12, 2025, at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore. The score was tied 3-3 at halftime, and the Rams scored two third-quarter touchdowns. Neither team scored in the fourth quarter, which left Baltimore at 1-5 and Los Angeles at 4-2.
Who had the most passing yards in the Rams vs Ravens game?
Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford had the most passing yards with 181. He completed 17 of 26 passes, threw one touchdown and no interceptions, and posted a 98.4 passer rating. Baltimore’s Cooper Rush threw for 72 yards and Tyler Huntley for 68, with Rush throwing the game’s only interception.
Who led the game in rushing yards?
Baltimore running back Derrick Henry led all players with 122 rushing yards on 24 carries, a 5.1-yard average. He did not score a touchdown. Rams running back Kyren Williams was the top rusher for Los Angeles with 50 yards on 13 carries and a 3-yard touchdown run.
Who scored the touchdowns for the Rams?
Kyren Williams and Tyler Higbee scored the Rams’ two touchdowns, both in the third quarter. Williams ran in from 3 yards out, and Higbee caught an 8-yard pass from Matthew Stafford. Joshua Karty added a 36-yard field goal in the second quarter, and Baltimore’s only points came from a Tyler Loop field goal.
Who had the most tackles in the Rams vs Ravens game?
Rams linebacker Nate Landman had the most tackles with 17, including eight solo stops. The top Baltimore tacklers were Trenton Simpson and Teddye Buchanan, who each recorded nine. Rams linebacker Byron Young led all players with two sacks, while Quentin Lake had the game’s only interception.
Did Lamar Jackson play in the Rams vs Ravens game?
No. Lamar Jackson does not appear in the box score, and the Associated Press recap described the Ravens as playing without him. Cooper Rush and Tyler Huntley handled the quarterback snaps. Jackson did play in the teams’ 2019 meeting, when he threw five touchdown passes against the Rams in Los Angeles.
When will the Rams and Ravens play again?
The Rams’ 2026 regular-season schedule does not list a game against the Ravens, so the next meeting would come in a future season. The NFL typically releases the following year’s schedule in the spring, so check the league’s official site for the next date once it is published.
