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Baltimore Ravens vs. Indianapolis Colts: Baltimore Beats Indianapolis 41–23 After Henry’s Three Touchdowns

By Row Seventeen ·

Baltimore Ravens beat Indianapolis Colts 41–23 (NFL) on September 13, 2026.

The Colts scored first, but the Ravens led 31–13 at halftime and stayed ahead through the finish at Lucas Oil Stadium.

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Key moments

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  1. Opening

    Indianapolis opened the scoring on a 1-yard run by J. Taylor in the first quarter. The extra-point attempt failed, leaving the Colts ahead 6–0.

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  2. Middle stages

    The Ravens widened the gap in the second quarter when L. Jackson connected with Z. Flowers for a 54-yard touchdown pass.

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  3. Middle stages

    Baltimore also lost a fumble on a sack of L. Jackson later in the quarter. Indianapolis cut into the margin when J. Taylor scored from 3 yards out, and the extra point brought the score to 28–13.

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Colts strike first, Ravens take the lead

Indianapolis opened the scoring on a 1-yard run by J. Taylor in the first quarter. The extra-point attempt failed, leaving the Colts ahead 6–0. Baltimore answered with a 5-yard touchdown run by L. Jackson, and the successful kick put the Ravens in front 7–6. It was the game’s only lead change.

Later in the quarter, a D. Jones pass intended for L. Treadwell was intercepted with Baltimore still ahead by one. D. Henry then scored on a 4-yard run, and the extra point extended the Ravens’ lead to 14–6. That score held through the end of the first quarter, after both teams had put a rushing touchdown on the board.

Baltimore builds an 18-point halftime lead

The Ravens widened the gap in the second quarter when L. Jackson connected with Z. Flowers for a 54-yard touchdown pass. The extra point made it 21–6. A D. Jones pass to J. Taylor gained 13 yards but ended in a lost fumble. Henry followed with a 32-yard touchdown run for Baltimore, which led 28–6 after the kick.

Baltimore also lost a fumble on a sack of L. Jackson later in the quarter. Indianapolis cut into the margin when J. Taylor scored from 3 yards out, and the extra point brought the score to 28–13. The Ravens closed the half with a made 57-yard field goal, taking a 31–13 lead into the break. Henry’s 32-yard run and the pass to Flowers gave Baltimore two touchdowns in the quarter before that final kick.

Colts trim the deficit before Ravens close it out

Indianapolis scored the third quarter’s only points on a 58-yard field goal, moving the score to 31–16. The margin stayed at 15 points through the end of the quarter. Baltimore stretched it again early in the fourth: Henry ran 3 yards for his third touchdown of the game, and the extra point put the Ravens up 38–16. His three scoring runs came from 4, 32 and 3 yards.

D. Jones answered with a 9-yard touchdown pass to T. Warren, followed by an extra point that made it 38–23. Indianapolis had narrowed the deficit to 15 points, but Baltimore supplied the last score on a 45-yard field goal. The final was 41–23, with no overtime. The Ravens finished with five touchdowns and two field goals; the Colts had three touchdowns and one field goal, with their first extra-point attempt unsuccessful.

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Sources & notes

Based on nflverse schedule and play-by-play data (CC BY 4.0). Source endpoints are cross-checked within the same source family, not independent reporting. This is an original, AI-assisted recap.

Published 2026-10-15. Game date shown above.

Correction & update: Updated October 16, 2026 with additional verified game-flow detail and a fresh factual review.

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