NFL Week 12 Game Recap: Baltimore Ravens 20, Los Angeles Chargers 10

The Baltimore Ravens weren't quite at their dazzling best, but they still managed to pull out a 20-10 win over the Los Angeles Chargers to cap off Week 12's Sunday slate. 

The Chargers turned the ball over four times on the night and struggled badly on offense over the first two quarters. They managed to settle into more of a rhythm late in the game, but it still wasn't enough to claw their way back into it. 

The Ravens improve to 9-3 on the year and take over as the No. 1 seed in the AFC. The Chargers drop to 4-7 and now sit in fourth place in the AFC West.

Offensive spotlight: Keaton Mitchell continued his run of explosive performances out of the Ravens backfield, taking nine carries for 64 yards and four first downs. He forced three missed tackles and averaged 5.6 yards after contact per rush attempt on first review.

Defensive spotlight: Patrick Queen racked up six total tackles, three defensive stops, one forced fumble and even forced an incompletion in coverage. He added two quarterback hurries as a blitzer to cap off a well-rounded performance.

Rookie spotlight: Ravens first-year receiver Zay Flowers scored twice in this game, once as a receiver and once as a rusher. He caught all five of his catchable targets for 25 yards, averaging 5.4 yards after the catch per reception on the night. He forced three missed tackles in total, one as a receiver and two as a runner.

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