The Ravens suffered their third consecutive loss, falling to the Texans, 44-10, at M&T Bank Stadium.

It's tied for Baltimore's most lopsided loss at home in team history, tying a 34-point loss to the Patriots in 2013.

Here's how it happened:

Turning Point

Coming out of halftime trailing 24-3, the Ravens were looking for a spark. But the Texans extinguished any hope of a comeback when Houston safety Jalen Pitre undercut Derrick Henry for an interception, one of Pitre's two takeaways of the day. The Texans proceeded to score three plays later to take a 28-point lead. Houston put its foot on the gas pedal from the opening snap and never stepped off the rest of the way, scoring on its first eight possessions.

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