The Baltimore Ravens defeated the Tennessee Titans 23-10 to extend their preseason winning streak to a record 21 straight games.

Editor’s note: All grades in this article are subject to review. All PFF player grades will be finalized by 12 pm ET tomorrow.

BALTIMORE RAVENS

QUARTERBACK: TYLER HUNTLEY

• Huntley had the lowest average depth of target (6.3) of the Ravens quarterbacks.

• Anthony Brown: 10/15 for 117 passing yards, 0 TDs, 0 INTs

• Brett Hundley: 2/2 for 42 yards, 0 TDs, 0 INTs

RUNNING BACK

• Mike Davis scored the only rushing touchdown for Baltimore

• Ravens quarterbacks added 33 rushing yards

RECEIVERS

• Polk caught six of his eight targets to lead the team

• Shemar Bridges and Isaiah Likely each recorded three first downs.

OFFENSIVE LINE

• The Ravens averaged 1.3 yards before contact per rush and allowed three sacks as a team.

• Tyre Phillips began the game at left guard before kicking out to left tackle and performing solidly.

DEFENSIVE LINE

• Baltimore allowed 4.7 yards per rush but only 0.2 yards before contact per attempt.

• Aaron Crawford’s two defensive stops tied for the team lead.

LINEBACKER

• It was a mixed bag from the Ravens linebackers, particularly when facing the athleticism of Malik Willis.

• Malik Harrison was the only Ravens linebacker to notch a defensive stop. He also forced a fumble.

SECONDARY

• Baltimore’s defense was impressive against the pass, causing two interceptions and limiting the Titans to 5.1 yards per pass.

• Geno Stone notched the interception that he had been threatening earlier in the game.

TENNESSEE TITANS

QUARTERBACK: MALIK WILLIS

• Malik Willis: 65.7 PFF passing grade, 6/11 for 107 yards 0 TDs 0 INTs.

• Logan Woodside: 58.6 PFF passing grade, 14/24 for 102 yards 0 TDs, 2 INTs

RUNNING BACK

• Willis had the team’s only rushing touchdown and also led the team with two rushing first downs.

• Julius Chestnut led the team with four broken tackles.

RECEIVERS

• Treylon Burks ran 19 routes but was targeted only once, he also got one carry.

• Kyle Phillips also saw only one target.

OFFENSIVE LINE

• Tennessee’s running game had nowhere to go all game and the line surrendered a lot of pressure.

• Nicholas Petit-Frere allowed just one pressure from 17 pass-blocking snaps.

DEFENSIVE LINE

• Five different players tallied multiple pressures.

• Justin Lawler led the team with 23 pass rushes and two pressures.

LINEBACKER

• Only three linebackers played any snaps.

• Joe Jones was the best of the trio, notching three stops.

SECONDARY

• Caleb Farley saw 22 defensive snaps as he works back from injury

• Chris Jackson saw the most targets, with five, four of which he allowed to be caught.