BALTIMORE -- Last week, Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh regretted a decision to accept a penalty that ultimately extended a touchdown drive.
This time, Harbaugh believed his risky call was still the right one to make.
After Sunday's 16-10 loss to the Washington Redskins, Harbaugh strongly defended the Ravens going for a fake field goal in the second quarter. With Baltimore ahead 10-6, the Ravens came away with no points after kicker Justin Tucker underthrew tight end Crockett Gillmore instead of attempting a 34-yard field goal.
"I'm not second-guessing it -- you can second-guess it -- but I'm not," Harbaugh said.