Lamar Jackson is back to looking like Lamar Jackson, and the Ravens are back to looking like the Ravens. In his first action since missing a month with a hamstring injury, Jackson threw four touchdown passes in leading Baltimore to a dominant 28-6 victory over the Dolphins in South Florida.

MIAMI GARDENS — Grading the Miami Dolphins for their 28-6 loss to the Baltimore Ravens on "Thursday Night Football." The loss dropped Miami to 2-7 at the halfway point of the season and left their fans - some wearing bags over their heads and many leaving early in the fourth quarter - not happy for the drive home:

Lamar Jackson threw for 204 yards and four touchdowns, showing little rust in his return from a right hamstring strain, and the Baltimore Ravens routed the Miami Dolphins 28-6.

Here's a roundup of national predictions on this game. Analysis: Whether it's Lamar Jackson or Tyler Huntley at QB for the Ravens, it will be a nice South Florida homecoming. Jackson has lit up the Dolphins plenty before while Huntley went back to play Jackson supersub to beat the Bears in Week 8.

One of the reasons that has been given for the Dolphins moving on from Grier now and making Champ Kelly the interim general manager is that Grier, perhaps trying to salvage both his job and that of beleaguered head coach Mike McDaniel, had been reluctant to part with several veteran players who have drawn interest from other NFL teams.

The Miami Dolphins were humiliated a mere four days after their surprising win in Atlanta, crushed by the Ravens on Thursday night.

Ole Miss Rebels head coach Lane Kiffin is the hottest name on this year's coaching carousel with programs across America set to roll out the red carpet for the

Miami Dolphins running backs coach Eric Studesville was harshly criticized online following an ugly shouting match with running back Ollie Gordon II.