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Titans head to open date 2-4 with QB Ryan Tannehill injured in loss to Ravens

AP photo by Ian Walton / Tennessee Titans quarterback Ryan Tannehill passes as offensive tackle Andre Dillard (71) tries to hold off the Baltimore Ravens' Broderick Washington during Sunday's game at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London.
AP photo by Ian Walton / Tennessee Titans quarterback Ryan Tannehill passes as offensive tackle Andre Dillard (71) tries to hold off the Baltimore Ravens' Broderick Washington during Sunday's game at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London. AP photo by Ian Walton / Tennessee Titans quarterback Ryan Tannehill passes as offensive tackle Andre Dillard (71) tries to hold off the Baltimore Ravens' Broderick Washington during Sunday's game at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London.

By KEN MAGUIRE / The Associated Press 4 min read

LONDON — Lamar Jackson scrambled, evaded tackles and made big throws when he needed to in his international debut.

It earned the dynamic quarterback a glowing review from Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh after a 24-16 win over the Tennessee Titans on Sunday at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

“Lamar Jackson played one of the most courageous games I’ve ever seen,” Harbaugh said. “Lamar Jackson is not afraid.”

Jackson threw a touchdown pass and Justin Tucker kicked six field goals as the Ravens (4-2) struggled mightily in the red zone.

After the Titans (2-4) rallied to pull within 18-13 via Derrick Henry’s 15-yard touchdown run, Jackson led two more scoring drives — albeit for field goals — that clinched the victory.