The Baltimore Ravens lost their first game in the division on Saturday, falling to the Cleveland Browns by a score of 13-3. It was a season-worst offensive outing for the Ravens in terms of points scored, but a continuation of their recent struggles on that side of the ball.
After briefly tying the game in the second quarter, the Ravens wound up trailing for the remainder of the evening. Let’s unpack the defeat by looking at what was good, bad and ugly from the action in Cleveland.
The Good
1-2 punch in the backfield
For the second straight game, the Ravens’ rushing offense dominated on the strength of a rejuvenated J.