Here are the Week 4 grades for every team that played on Sunday
October 2, 2022
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If we’ve learned one thing about the Ravens this season, it’s that you should never turn off any game they’re playing in, because there’s a good chance they’ll lose a big lead.
For the second time in three weeks, the Ravens appeared to have a completed victory, and for the second time in three weeks, they let that victory slip away. In Week 2, the Ravens opened up a 21-point lead in the fourth quarter against the Dolphins. This time, the Ravens opened up a 17-point lead in a wild 23-20 loss to the Bills.
It’s hard to say which loss hurts the most, but it could be the most recent because of how it happened. With 4:16 left in the game, the Ravens were facing a quarter and goal at Buffalo’s 2-yard line, and at that moment, they had the chance to attempt a field goal. However, John Harbaugh decided to go for the touchdown and the decision backfired: Lamar Jackson made an interception.
It was an interesting decision considering the Ravens offense struggled through most of the second half. Additionally, the Ravens failed to score at the one-yard line and the four-yard line in the two plays prior to the fourth down attempt.
Buffalo 23-20 over Baltimore
Overall, the Ravens’ attack did a disappearing act in the last two and a half quarters. After taking a 20-3 lead with 3:39 remaining in the second quarter, Baltimore would not score again.
Minnesota 28-25 over New Orleans in London
If Harbaugh had chosen to kick the field goal, the Ravens would have a 23-20 lead with about four minutes left, and while that doesn’t guarantee Baltimore won, you feel a lot better about your chances of winning if you have the lead. with less than four minutes to play.
Atlanta 23-20 over Cleveland
“I felt like it gave us the best chance of winning the game,” Harbaugh said after the game of his decision to go ahead. To see also : The debate over the best fast food burger of all time rages online. “I was very confident in our defense’s ability to stop them down there with the ball on the 2-yard line, so we support them if we can’t.”
Dallas 25-10 over Washington
Unlike the loss to the Dolphins, there was definitely some visible frustration from the Ravens towards the end of this game. This may interest you : Sports Illustrated rates the Ravens offseason. Things got so bad that Marcus Peters actually went after Harbaugh to exchange words with him.
Seattle 48-45 over Detroit
It’s easy to understand why the Ravens were frustrated: their offense collapsed in the second half and their defense failed to stop the Bills in the final two quarters of the game.
Tennessee 24-17 over Indianapolis
Throughout their franchise history, the Ravens are now 101-5 in any game they’ve led by at least 17 points. The ugly part is that two of those five losses have come in the last three weeks.
L.A. Chargers 34-24 over Houston
All right, let’s get to the scores for all the games from Week 4. If you’re looking for a deeper dive into Cincinnati’s 27-15 win over Miami, which was played on Thursday, click here.
N.Y. Giants 20-12 over Chicago
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N.Y. Jets 24-20 over Pittsburgh
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Philadelphia 29-21 over Jacksonville
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Arizona 26-16 over Carolina
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Las Vegas 32-23 over Denver
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Green Bay 27-24 over New England in OT
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Kansas City 41-31 over Tampa Bay
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