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After dominating under the lights for more than a decade, the Ravens have struggled to find the same success in primetime games at home. Tim Barbalace, Ken Weinman, and Femi Ayanbadejo discuss Baltimore's recent struggles since the start of last season and what has changed for this team.
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00:00This record at home is a problem.
00:04You would come into Baltimore in a night game knowing you had no chance in hell of winning.
00:12Under John Harbaugh, 2008 through 2024, the Ravens were by far in a way,
00:18they were in a different category with how good they were at home under the lights.
00:22They were 22-3.
00:24That is incredible.
00:26They've lost four straight primetime games over the past year.
00:29They have more losses in primetime games in a four-game stretch than a 25-game stretch.
00:36In this home stretch where they're 3-9 in their last 12, they've been outscored 322-220.
00:45This is a rough spot.
00:4884-10 in the second half of the last four hours.
00:51Femi, they're just getting outclassed, and I get it.
00:55The odds are stacked.
00:56When you don't have your starting quarterback, it is very hard to win a football game.
01:00I get that.
01:02But they're just getting blown out.
01:04And quite frankly, Jacksonville took their foot off the gas pedal in the second half.
01:09They could have gone for it on fourth and two.
01:10On two separate occasions, they settled for field goals.
01:14I don't even think the game was that close last night.
01:17I don't even think the game was that close last night.

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