The Baltimore Ravens got on the board in the beginning of the second quarter thanks to a 10-yard rush from receiver Willie Snead against the New England Patriots. This is also Snead's first rushing touchdown of the season and it couldn't come in a more ideal time. The 28-year old ran past a couple of Patriots defenders before squeezing himself into the end zone, giving visiting Ravens the early advantage.

Watch the WR force his way on to a Ravens TD:

The play was so nice the entire Ravens offense had to rush to the replay monitor to see it twice. Snead's TD capped off a 13-play, 94-yard drive for the Ravens which was masterfully ended by Lamar Jackson tossing the ball to a his receiver.

Baltimore is looking to continue their unblemished away record as they battle it out with the 3-5 Patriots who have been struggling, as of late. They would need more plays though from Jackson, Snead and the rest of the squad if they want to take care of business in New England.

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