Ravens Beat Patriots, Ending New England's Undefeated Streak

BALTIMORE, MD — During Sunday night's prime-time matchup, the Baltimore Ravens trounced the defending Super Bowl champions, beating the New England Patriots, 37-20. Coming off a bye week, the Ravens were in prime form as they brought the heat right out of the gate at M&T Bank Stadium.

Baltimore shut out New England, 10-0, in the first quarter. In the second quarter, the Patriots put points on the board, tightening up the score to 17-13, with the Ravens still leading at the half. By the end of the third quarter, Ravens were up 24-20. By the end of the game, the Ravens were up 37-20. The Ravens led from start to finish.

"The Ravens told us they were going to bust them in the mouth tonight and they’ve done it," Cris Collinsworth, NBC analyst, said during Sunday Night Football. "This is not the team we’re used to seeing," he said of New England.

The Patriots now have a record of 8-1, and the Ravens move up to 6-2.

Next up, the Ravens play the Cincinnati Bengals away at 1 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 10, which will be broadcast on CBS.

Ravens Win On Prime-Time

Sunday's game was one of three prime-time slots the Ravens have this season.

The Ravens will also take on the Rams at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum at 8:15 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 25, which will be broadcast on ESPN.

Then the Ravens will host the New York Jets for Thursday night football in Baltimore at 8:20 p.m. on Dec. 12, broadcast on Fox.

Ravens-Patriots Moments

Here are some key moments and commentary:

The Ravens are 12-1 in primetime home games under Head Coach John Harbaugh.
— Garrett Downing (@gdowning14) October 30, 2019

"It's pretty cool, but I'm focused on winning."@Lj_era8 on @Earl_Thomas calling him the MVP: pic.twitter.com/tRjMqR1tAp
— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) November 4, 2019

That @Lj_era8 touchdown gives us a 37-20 lead with 3:12 to play.

And now there are MVP chants breaking out in M&T Bank Stadium. pic.twitter.com/mY1tI42BJW
— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) November 4, 2019

Tom Brady on the red zone (Patriots were 2/4)

"It hasn't really been a strength of ours all year."

:@NCoitABC6 @ABC6 #NEvsBAL #GoPats #NFL100 pic.twitter.com/0oBZDVe0RX
— Ian Steele (@ISteeleABC6) November 4, 2019

EARL THOMAS WITH THE PICK!@Earl_Thomas@Ravens#NEvsBALpic.twitter.com/xEfVwEx7Zh
— SNF on NBC (@SNFonNBC) November 4, 2019

That ball was fully inflated. @TomBrady couldn't adjust thus threw it to the wrong team.
— Brandon M. Scott (@CouncilPresBMS) November 4, 2019

.@marlon_humphrey SCOOPS IT UP AND TAKES IT HOME#NEvsBAL pic.twitter.com/tCwh4g7CSq
— SNF on NBC (@SNFonNBC) November 4, 2019

These are video game moves by @Lj_Era8. pic.twitter.com/d3SzMKv0k2
— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) November 4, 2019

FINALLY@nickboyle86 gets his first career TD pic.twitter.com/MzkIjOHKbX
— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) November 4, 2019

John Harbaugh vs. Bill Belichick: Analytics Guy vs. "Less Than Zero" Analytics Guy - @PhilAPerry https://t.co/llIQB2qqcb pic.twitter.com/ofbxXW34be
— NBC Sports Boston (@NBCSBoston) October 31, 2019

Ravens kicker Justin Tucker missed a field goal at the start of the fourth quarter, only his second extra point miss in his career. The other was in October 2018, also at home, when he missed a kick while playing the New Orleans Saints.

the Ravens are beating the Patriots but Justin Tucker missed an XP, it's like that scene in the Avengers where you have to give up the thing you love the most to get the infinity stone
— Mina Kimes (@minakimes) November 4, 2019

This is the energy we need on our TL@Lj_era8 #NEvsBALpic.twitter.com/5KfyuraCFQ
— SNF on NBC (@SNFonNBC) November 4, 2019

.@Lj_era8 surpasses Michael Vick for the the most rushing yards by a QB through his team’s first 8 games of a season in NFL history. pic.twitter.com/LfKKnsMDon
— SNF on NBC (@SNFonNBC) November 4, 2019

That’s game . We are the team to beat . Don’t ever forget that . Bye pic.twitter.com/MdY3fX2ZQP
— Tony Jefferson (@_tonyjefferson) November 4, 2019

Also noteworthy, during the game Ed Reed was presented with the Hall of Fame ring, called "one of the greatest to ever play this game":

"I love you Baltimore. This is for y'all." - @TwentyER. pic.twitter.com/Vrw8Bqpbgo
— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) November 4, 2019

The great @TwentyER gets his Pro Football Hall of Fame ring. pic.twitter.com/56lNTuWySG
— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) November 4, 2019

A HOF squad. #RavensFlock pic.twitter.com/XnoGPH1QZf
— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) November 4, 2019

Add it to the collection. pic.twitter.com/QTfkpjBAjP
— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) November 4, 2019

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