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Big Dill Sports coming in hot from the Charm City cookout, and the Ravens threw the bigger rack on the grill. Final in Baltimore: Ravens 30, Bears 16. (espn.com) Behind efficient steering from Tyler Huntley (17/22, 186 yards, 1 TD) and a bruising closer in Derrick Henry (21 carries, 71 yards, 2 TD), Baltimore leaned into its ground game and never blinked when Chicago tried to crank up the heat.

Chicago actually set the tone early—methodical drives, two Cairo Santos triples, and a whole lotta Caleb Williams (285 yards) dicing the underneath while Rome Odunze (7 catches, 114 yards) flashed big-play juice. But right before halftime, the tide turned: Derrick Henry knifed in from two yards to flip it 7–6 and tilt the trenches purple. (espn.com) From there, Tyler Loop stacked a pair of field goals out of the break, and burst plays from Keaton Mitchell (4 carries, 43 yards) and Huntley’s legs kept the Bears’ front on skate blades.

Chicago’s push finally hit pay dirt when D’Andre Swift (11 carries, 45 yards, 1 TD) punched it in to make it 16–13, but the Ravens answered with a haymaker sequence: a goal-line stand in the shadow of the Bears’ end zone turned into a short field, and Huntley zipped a 10-yard strike to Charlie Kolar to restore the cushion. (espn.com) After a Santos reply, Baltimore slammed the door the Baltimore way—feeding The King. Henry bulldozed in late for his second score, the dagger that sent 70,000 into a two-step on the concourse.

Quick note from the wire: Bears DL Shemar Turner was carted off with a knee injury and ruled out, a tough blow for a front that had been scrapping. (nfl.com)

Big Dill of the Game: Derrick Henry — 21 for 71 and 2 TD, the finisher and tone-setter who turned red-zone chances into seven and iced it when it mattered. That’s a wrap from Big Dill Sports — where ballin’ is a big dill.