Ravens, Bears shine in record-setting high-scoring matchup in Week 1
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 13, 2026, 10:12 PM
Last updated Sep 13, 2026
In a remarkable start to the 2026 NFL season, the Baltimore Ravens defeated the Indianapolis Colts 41-23, showcasing a dominant offensive performance with 506 total yards. Lamar Jackson excelled in passing and rushing, helping the Ravens bounce back after a disappointing previous season. Meanwhile, the Chicago Bears triumphed over the Carolina Panthers with a staggering score of 59-37, making it the highest scoring Week 1 game ever. Bears quarterback Caleb Williams threw for four total touchdowns, while D'Andre Swift contributed significantly with three rushing touchdowns. Both teams now look forward to their upcoming matchups, with the Ravens set to play the New Orleans Saints next.
- •Ravens total 506 yards in victory over Colts
- •Lamar Jackson throws for 324 yards, rushes for 40
- •Bears score 59 points, most in Week 1 history
- •Caleb Williams throws four touchdowns for Chicago
- •Next games include Ravens vs. Saints on September 17
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"Fantasy football analyst Scott Pianowski shares his key takeaways from Sunday's wild action.
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