The Baltimore Ravens suffered a tough 22-19 overtime loss to the Indianapolis Colts in Week 3 of the 2022 season. The defeat dropped their record to 2-1, and it felt like a major missed opportunity that could have gone Baltimore’s way if they were less sloppy overall.
The Ravens had a fumble on four consecutive drives, which was a main reason why they weren’t able to secure a win. Offensive coordinator Todd Monken discussed the team’s lack of ball security, and said that it doesn’t matter if it’s quarterback Lamar Jackson or someone else, they can’t put the ball on the ground.
“Sure. It’s always a … It doesn’t matter whether it’s Lamar [Jackson] or any quarterback, in terms of their ball security in the pocket [or] outside the pocket, and you know it’s coming the more it ends up on the ground. There’s no question [that] they’re showing that to their defensive players. So, it’s a point of emphasis, this week, of all of our players. We can’t turn the ball over. [We] can’t put it on the ground. [It] puts us all at risk.”