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We’re looking at an Instant analysis of the Baltimore Ravens shocking 33-31 loss to the Cleveland Browns in Week 10
Baltimore looked like the best team in the league through one half, and then melted down, as the Ravens were outscored 24-14 in the second by Cleveland, as the Browns pulled off the 33-31 upset as time expired.
The Browns (6-3) moved within a game of the Ravens (7-3), who’ll look to rebound ahead of a massive AFC North matchup against the Bengals (5-4) on Thursday night.
With fans perplexed and disappointed after the late fourth-quarter meltdown, here’s an instant analysis of the shocking loss.
We’re looking at takeaways and highlights from first half at M&T Bank Stadium as the Ravens hold a 17-9 lead over Browns
The Browns out-gained the Ravens 174-168 in the first half.
They also had 41 offensive plays to the Ravens 25 and 98 rushing yards to Baltimore’s 62, yet still trailed 17-9 at halftime.
Both defensive units were stout in the first half, but the Ravens were able to turn big plays from rookie running back Keaton Mitchell into scores.
With the third quarter set to begin, we’re looking at takeaways from the first half.
Baltimore released their list of inactives for Week 10 and both Marlon Humphrey and Keaton Mitchell are active for the matchup against the Browns
The Ravens released their list of inactives for Sunday’s matchup against the Browns, and right tackle Morgan Moses will not play due to a shoulder injury.
Patrick Mekari will get the start at right tackle, while cornerback Marlon Humphrey and running back Keaton Mitchell are active and will play.
Today's inactives vs. the Cleveland Browns. pic.twitter.com/L7hrRu2Bk4
— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) November 12, 2023
For Cleveland, cornerback Greg Newsome will play.
We’re looking at 3 keys for the Baltimore Ravens offense against the Cleveland Browns defense in Week 10
The Ravens and Browns are headed for a heavyweight showdown featuring two of the highest-paid quarterbacks in the NFL and the two best defensive units on the planet.
Cleveland edge rusher Myles Garrett has talked the talk this week, and a significant reason stems from a dominant defense that’s been outstanding outside of a few letdown performances.
The Browns rank first in yards allowed (234.8), the fewest given up in the league through nine weeks in 15 years. They’ll look to smother a Ravens offense that rushed for over 130 yards in the first meeting, with Lamar Jackson having one of his most efficient outings of the season.
With kickoff fast approaching, here are three keys for the Baltimore offense.
We’re looking at three keys for the Baltimore Ravens defense against the Cleveland Browns offense in Week 10
The Ravens (7-2) and Browns (5-3) are a little over an hour away from a key AFC North matchup at M&T Bank Stadium in a game that could create separation at the top of the division.
Baltimore leads the league in points allowed (13.8), the lowest number this far into a season since its 2000 Super Bowl-winning defense.
We’re looking at three keys for the Ravens’ defense, with kickoff fast approaching.
We’re looking at the Baltimore Ravens 53-man roster for their Week 10 matchup against the Cleveland Browns at M&T Bank Stadium
The Ravens (7-2) and Browns (5-3) will square off Sunday in a key AFC North matchup at M&T Bank Stadium in a game that could create separation at the top of the division.
Baltimore leads the league in points allowed (13.8), the lowest number this far into a season since its 2000 Super Bowl-winning defense.
Cleveland edge rusher Myles Garrett has talked the talk this week, and a significant reason stems from a dominant defense that’s been outstanding outside of a few letdown performances.
The Ravens also have a stout defense and allowed their fewest yards in five years when they held the Seattle Seahawks to 151 yards in a 37-3 victory.
With pregame warmups set to begin, here’s an updated 53-man roster for Sunday’s game.
