The good news is Mitchell’s nine carries and 54 yards led all Ravens running backs. The bad news is his volume remains spotty, as four of his touches came on the Ravens’ first two drives, and he managed only six touches the rest of the way. Mitchell continues to look explosive and was the preferred back ahead of Gus Edwards, but the lack of touches means he’ll project as an RB3 in Week 15 against the Jaguars.

After exiting in the second quarter with a finger injury, Herbert was not seen coming out of the tunnel to start the second half and was ruled out shortly after. It will be Easton Stick SZN for the rest of the way, as the Chargers will rely on the former fifth-round pick to rally them in the second half. We’ll hopefully learn more about Herbert’s injury after the game. Herbert was 9-for-17 passing for 96 yards with one interception before exiting.

Flowers’ biggest plays came in the closing minutes of the fourth quarter when Lamar Jackson found him for a 21-yard score on a third-and-long to put the Ravens up 29-28. In hopes of going up by a field goal, the Ravens called in a two-point conversion after the touchdown, and it was Flowers who again hauled in the score to put the Ravens up by three late. The Rams would force overtime on the ensuing drive, but without Flowers’ efforts, the Ravens may have walked away losers in this one. Flowers has now scored in back-to-back games and has caught five or more passes in three of his last four. He’ll be on the high-end WR3 radar next week when the Ravens take on the Jaguars.

On the Ravens’ third possession of the day, Likely broke free on a play-action pass to bring in the 54-yard score. Lamar Jackson found likely all alone down the left sideline, slinging a 26 yard pass downfield to the second-year tight end, who immediately cut upfield to get into the end zone. It was Likely’s biggest day of the season, as he’s struggled to make much of an impact through the first 13 weeks. His eight targets were the second-most of his career, as Likely once again looks like an impact player for the stretch run. Likely will be on the TE1 radar for Week 15 against the Jaguars.

Pitts finished with the second-most receiving yards on the team, splitting targets as part of a tight end rotation with Jonnu Smith and MyCole Pruitt. He caught a 36-yard touchdown pass in the second quarter and was silent for most of the rest of the game. Pitts continues to a see a frustrating share of opportunities and while the touchdown boosted him this week, he is a high-end TE2 for Week 15 against the Panthers.

Jefferson, who was helped to the Vikings locker room after taking a major shot to his midsection in the second quarter, is being taken to a nearby hospital, per reports. He managed two catches for 27 yards before exiting. Hopefully it won’t be a lingering injury and he can return to Minnesota’s lineup for Week 15 against the Bengals.

We didn’t exactly see when the injury occurred to Herbert, as he was seen walking to the locker room during a commercial break. The injury appeared to be to his throwing hand, but we should have more clarity on this shortly. Veteran Easton Stick, who was drafted by the Chargers in the fifth round of the 2019 NFL Draft, replaced Herbert on the following drive. Stick has attempted one pass in his NFL career.

Flacco’s 311 yards are more than Deshaun Watson has thrown for in a game since joining the Browns. Through two weeks as the starter, Flacco has five passing touchdowns and 565 yards. He has been a massive upgrade over P.J. Walker, who was waived over the weekend, and Dorian Thompson-Robinson, who is now serving as his backup. After the game, head coach Kevin Stefanski announced Flacco as the team’s starter for the remainder of the season. Flacco will rank as a QB2 for Week 15 versus the Bears. His presence under center has Amari Cooper, Elijah Moore, and David Njoku all back in the good graces of fantasy managers.

London was easily Desmond Ridder’s favorite target against the Buccaneers, averaging over 17 yards per reception. His longest catch of the day was 45-yarder where London made a difficult adjustment to save Ridder from an interception. He also caught the last play of the game at the four-yard line, just shy of a go-ahead touchdown as time expired. London’s explosion comes after a one-catch day in Week 13, making him a boom-or-bust WR3 against the Panthers for Week 15.

Nacua’s biggest play came on a 34-yard reception in the second quarter. The rookie receiver took an intermediate pass upfield for the big gain, helping to set up an eventual seven-yard receiving touchdown by fellow rookie Davis Allen. Nacua would later haul in a diving catch for 23 yards to put the Rams in position for another touchdown in the fourth quarter, coming up clutch on more than one occasion in this one. Nacua has gone for 70+ yards in three of his last four games and continues to be a fringe WR1. He’ll be on track for another big outing in Week 15 when the Rams take on the Commanders.