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After being dominated by three of the AFC's best teams, have the Ravens officially hit rock bottom? Tim Barbalace, Femi Ayanbadejo, and Ken Weinman discuss Baltimore's alarming struggles and whether there's any positive way forward.
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00:00That's from the game plan and the supporting cast.
00:03I'll say this.
00:05Femi, you came in the day after the Bengals game,
00:08and you said that that was rock bottom for the defense.
00:12This is rock bottom for the team.
00:14And that's not to say that it can't get lower, fellas.
00:19But, Ken, you opened the show with the couple of notes saying,
00:23Ravens, they lost a third straight game by 20 or more points,
00:26first time in franchise history.
00:28The Ravens had been held under 14 points, four straight games,
00:32first time in franchise history.
00:34Femi, you were a part of a team that didn't score a touchdown for five games,
00:37and they still scored more than 14 points.
00:42They have been outclassed these last three games.
00:46Is it fair to say the Bengals, Bills, and Jags,
00:50three of the best teams in the AFC, is that fair to say?
00:52Yeah, it's fair.
00:54They have not been competitive.
00:55And you could say the first half of the Cincinnati game,
00:58they could run out of the gym.
00:59And Joe Flacco finished that game, the quarterback,
01:02in the fourth quarter.
01:02you could be the best candidate for 10 points on the day,
01:02because this Where They Miets is now going for the challenge,
01:02So, Spanaly wants to put that intoë¶€ guitar and stuff.
01:02But I'd love to hear that.
01:02And I do watch the best discern team,

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