Baltimore Ravens WR Devin Duvernay rushes past Tampa Bay Buccaneers defenders, scores TD: Watch

Baltimore Ravens‘ wide receiver Devin Duvernay rushed past multiple Tampa Bay Buccaneers defenders to go into the endzone for his first touchdown of the Thursday night Week 8 NFL game. The game was being played at the Raymond James Stadium in Tampa.

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The play happened in the mid-way of the fourth quarter as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers were already leading 17-13, thanks to two passing TD from QB Lamar Jackson to tight end Isaiah Likely and running back Kenyan Drake.

The Ravens were at Tampa Bay’s 15-yard line and with just one yard needed to go into 1st and 10 position, Jackson gave up the ball to Duvernay who ran past the Buccs’ defense into the endzone with three defenders chasing him.

It was also Duvernay’s first rushing touchdown of the season. The player also has three receiving touchdowns so far in the current campaign. He ended Thursday’s game with two carries for 33 yards and received four catches for 31 yards. With wide receiver Rashod Bateman and tight end, Mark Andrews suffered injuries during the game, meaning Duvernay is likely to receive more targets in case Bateman and Andrews are unable to return in the next game.

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The Ravens’ defeated the hosts 27-22. It was a tale of two halves where the Buccs dominated the first half but were unable to replicate their performance from the first 30 minutes to get dominated in the defensive end by the Ravens. Tom Brady was able to complete just 26 out of his 44 passes for 325 yards but was ineffective down the line.

On the other hand, Lamar Jackson had a solid game going for 238 passing yards and two touchdowns along with running for 43 yards with the football.

The Ravens face the New Orleans Saints in Week 9 on Sunday, November 8 at the Mercedez-Benz Superdome in New Orleans.