Ravens Struggle with Second Half Performance
The Baltimore Ravens have seen their record decline from 4-1 to 4-3 following two division losses, where they squandered halftime leads against the Browns and Bengals.
In these games, the Ravens led 10-0 against the Browns and 13-0 against the Bengals, only to lose both matches. This marks the first time since 2007 that the Ravens have started 0-2 in the AFC North.
Statistically, the Ravens have a first-half scoring differential of +65, the best in the league, while their second-half differential stands at -63, the worst. The recent loss to Cincinnati, with a final score of 35-13, made the Ravens the first team in 76 years to lose by 20 or more points after leading by 13 or more at halftime. The team will face additional pressure as they prepare to return to Buffalo, where they previously lost after leading by 15 points.
