BALTIMORE — Even without scoring a single offensive touchdown, the Baltimore Ravens somehow found themselves in overtime with the Chicago Bears on Sunday afternoon.
The Ravens returned from the West Coast last week believing they had solved many of the issues that plagued their anemic offense in the previous two weeks. Instead, Baltimore’s offense was held out of the end zone for the duration of Sunday’s 27-24 overtime loss before 70,6161 at M&T Bank Stadium.
The Ravens rallied from a 17-3 third-quarter deficit to tie the score at 24 apiece behind a pair return touchdowns on special teams and a defense doing everything it could to keep Baltimore in the game.