Ravens come up point short against Packers as 2-point conversion fails

John Harbaugh went for 2 and the Ravens came up a point short, again.

If at first you don’t succeed, John Harbaugh is going to try and win a game with a 2-point play again.

And for the second time this month, the Baltimore Ravens were unable to connect with tight end Mark Andrews and wound up losing a game.

Tyler Huntley had scored a pair of touchdowns in the final five minutes to bring the Ravens within 31-30.

Harbaugh decided to go for 2, given how depleted the Ravens were by injuries and COVID-19.

And, just as it happened against the Pittsburgh Steelers Dec. 5, the Ravens were unable to come away with a victory.

Green Bay defensed the pass to Andrews, who had 10 catches, 136 yards and a pair of touchdowns. And once again, Baltimore came up a point short.

And, once again, the Packers were champions of the NFC North.