John Harbaugh's Ravens run over Jim Harbaugh's Chargers in latest brotherly battle

This one's over. The Chargers failed to recover the onside kick, and the Ravens take over with 43 seconds remaining. They can run out the clock on a decisive 30-23 win.

This was a nail-biter through the first half, but the Ravens imposed their will in the second. Aggression by Ravens head coach John Harbaugh and execution by Baltimore’s run game resulted in three successful fourth-down conversions on three tries. The conversions ultimately resulted in two Ravens touchdowns.

John Harbaugh improves to 3-0 in games against his brother Jim. The Ravens improve to 8-4, while the Chargers drop to 7-4. Both teams remain on the right side of the AFC playoff picture.

The Chargers are still in this. A pair of pass interference penalties kept a drive alive that ended with a Gus Edwards touchdown run. The score cut Baltimore's lead to 30-23 with 46 seconds left. This one will come down to an onside kick.

The Chargers came up with a stop and forced the Ravens to punt with 3:08 left in regulation. But they need a miracle, trailing 30-16 with one timeout remaining.

Officials initially flagged this play for pass interference on the Chargers' failed third-and-18 attempt. But they picked up the flag after consultation. Was it the right no-call?

The Ravens continue to dominate the second half. A third-and-18 deep ball by Justin Herbert hits the turf, and the Chargers are forced to punt after gaining seven yards on three plays. A second-down sack short-circuited the drive.

Baltimore's in control with the ball and a 30-16 lead with 6:31 remaining.

Derrick Henry helped set up the Hill touchdown with some classic Derrick Henry stiff-arms.

The second half continues to be all Ravens. Baltimore opened the game up on a 51-yard touchdown run by Justice Hill. The Ravens ran motion that confused the Chargers defense, and Hill rumbled down the left sideline for the score.

The career-long run by Hill extends Baltimore's lead to 30-16 with 7:24 remaining.

Chargers receiver Quentin Johnston had a third-and-6 catch in his hands and open field in front of him for a potential big gain. But he couldn't hold on. Johnston dropped the pass from Justin Herbert, and the Chargers were forced to punt thanks to the critical miscue at a key juncture of the game.

Baltimore takes over possession with a 23-16 lead and 10:45 remaining.

Chargers running back J.K. Dobbins has now been ruled out with a knee injury. It's Gus Edwards as the bellcow the rest of the way for Los Angeles.

The Ravens have now converted three fourth-down conversions into two touchdowns. Baltimore went for it twice on fourth-and-1 and converted each time on their latest drive and capped it off with a touchdown pass from Lamar Jackson to Mark Andrews in the back of the end zone.

A two-point conversion fails, and the Ravens extend their lead to 23-16 with 12:32 remaining in regulation. John Harbaugh's playing aggressive against his brother, and it's paying off.

Baltimore started the fourth quarter by going for it yet again on fourth-and-1 after converting twice in two previous tries, including earlier in the same drive. So why not go for it again?

Derrick Henry converts again with a 2-yard run to the Chargers' 23-yard line.

The Ravens went for it again on fourth-and-1, this time from their own 39. There was no doubt about this one. Derrick Henry rumbled 27 yards to pick up the first down and then some.

The Ravens and Chargers have traded field goals to start the second half. The Chargers answered Baltimore's opening field-goal drive with a 10-play, 36-yard drive that ended with a 52-yard field goal by Cameron Dicker, his third field goal of the night and his second from 52 yards.

Baltimore leads, 17-16 with 4:08 remaining in the third quarter.

Chargers running back J.K. Dobbins has yet to join his teammates on the sideline after halftime, according to ESPN. Dobbins is officially questionable with a knee injury. Gus Edwards would take over the lead role if Dobbins can't return.

Justin Tucker's been uncharacteristically shaky this season with six missed field goals and one missed extra point. But he's true from 45 yards to cap Baltimore's first drive of the second half (10 plays, 43 yards) to extend the Ravens' lead to 17-13.

Lamar Jackson completed passes on third-and-9 and third-and-10 to keep the field-goal drive alive.

The Ravens start the second half with the ball and a 14-13 lead.

A well-played half by both teams sends the game into halftime with the Ravens holding a 14-13 lead. Here are the key first-half stats:

Justin Herbert: 13 of 18 for 129 yards; 3 carries for 17 yards and 1 touchdown; 0 turnovers
Lamar Jackson: 5 of 9 for 89 yards and 1 touchdown; 3 carries for 14 yards and 1 touchdown; 0 turnovers

J.K. Dobbins: 6 carries for 40 yards
Derrick Henry: 9 carries for 66 yards

Ladd McConkey: 3 catches for 41 yards
Rashod Bateman: 1 catch for 40 yards and 1 touchdown

Chargers total yards: 202 on 5.9 yards per play
Ravens total yards: 176 on 7.7 yards per play

Chargers first downs: 11
Ravens first downs: 10

Total combined turnovers: 0

John Harbaugh's gamble did not go unanswered. The Chargers responded to Baltimore's stunning touchdown drive with a four-play 22-yard drive in the final 24 seconds of the first half. Cameron Dicker pays it off with a 52-yard field goal to cut Baltimore's lead to 14-13 at halftime.

So far, the HarBowl is living up to its billing. Gutsy, aggressive play and strong execution from both teams.

A big gamble pays off in a big way for the Ravens. Instead of punting, Baltimore went for it and got it on fourth-and-1 from its own 16-yard line after the first-half 2-minute warning. Five plays later, Lamar Jackson hit Rashod Bateman in a tight window for a 40-yard touchdown to take a 14-10 lead for Baltimore.

John Harbaugh's gamble pays off big time against his little brother.

The Ravens threw a big roll of the dice and picked up a first down on fourth-and-1 from their own 16 at the 2-minute warning. A direct snap to tight end Mark Andrews results in a 2-yard gain and a first down, and the Ravens don't give the ball back to the Chargers.

The Chargers punt again after stalling at midfield and pin the Ravens deep in their own territory with a punt. Baltimore will start at its own 7-yard line looking to score before the half with 3:54 remaining.

Derrick Henry barreled through Chargers defenders for 33 yards on two runs on Baltimore's first two plays of the second quarter. In the red zone, Lamar Jackson ran it himself on a 10-yard keeper for a touchdown to get the Ravens on the board. Baltimore's 1-2 punch run to perfection, and the Ravens cut the Chargers' lead to 10-7 midway through the second quarter.

The Chargers went for it on fourth-and-1 at the Baltimore 30 and converted but didn't gain another first down. A nine-play, 40-yard drive ends with a 42-yard field goal by Cameron Dicker. The Chargers extend their lead to 10-0 early in the second quarter.

The Ravens failed to gain a first down on their second possession and have yet to reach midfield. They punt after a 3-and-out.

The Chargers did not score on their second drive. They converted a third-and-13 deep in their own territory, but punted after failing to convert on third-and-5 before reaching midfield. Chargers lead, 7-0 late in the first quarter.

The Ravens were driving on their opening possession before a penalty stalled it out. A leg whip called on fullback Patrick Ricard negated a 17-yard gain to the Chargers' 43-yard line. Instead of first-and-10 in Chargers territory, the Ravens faced first-and-25 in their own, and they didn't gain another first down before punting.

The penalty was borderline at best:

Jim Harbaugh couldn't have asked for a better start. The Chargers ran a nine-play, 70-yard drive on their first possession that ended with a Justin Herbert touchdown run on a scramble on second-and-goal. Seven runs, two passes and no third downs, and the Chargers have an early 7-0 lead.

The Chargers received the opening kickoff, and will start the game on offense after a touchback. "Monday Night Football" is underway.

Ravens coach John Harbaugh spoke with ESPN about coaching against his brother.

“He’s a great coach, he's a great man, a great leader. And he’s got a great football team. So that makes it complicated."

Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh addressed coaching against his brother John in a sideline interview with ESPN just before kickoff:

“I love my brother," Harbaugh said. "I’d lay down my life for my brother. But I wouldn’t let him win a football game. And he wouldn’t want it that way."

It's all hugs between John and Jim Harbaugh for their pregame meeting during warmups.

Chargers inactives are in with no surprises of note.

Ravens inactives are in, and Pro Bowl linebacker Roquan Smith will be sidelined with a hamstring injury. The Ravens will take on a rejuvenated Chargers offense without their leading tackler.