Back during the 2000 season, the Baltimore Ravens headed into Week 7 with a (5-1) record and already had 3 shutouts to their credit. That record-setting defense masked the inefficiencies of an offense that would soon struggle to get out of their own way. Over the course of the next three games the Ravens would average just 5 points per game.
When Obafemi Ayanbadejo scored on a 1-yard run with 6:39 left in the fourth quarter of Game 4 when they pummeled the Cincinnati Bengals by the score of 37-0, it would be the last touchdown they would score for 21 quarters and in the process they fell to (5-4).