Baltimore Ravens

Three of those five fumbles were in fourth quarter. Two were in first quarter. Four out of 5 were in Ravens territory. On all 5, the Ravens defense allowed points on the ensuing possession (three TDs, two FGs). Hamilton mentioned yesterday that defense has to pick Henry up.

Obviously, a lot goes into it, but when Derrick Henry has lost a fumble in a game, the Ravens lose. He's lost 5 fumbles in 39 regular season games w/Balt. The Ravens are 0-5 in those games, all 5 were one-score losses. Average margin of defeat in those losses is 3.6 points.

“It’s ‘Groundhog Day’ w/this question. I’m not going to give you an answer." It wasn't necessarily the losing a 10-pt lead that made Sunday's loss to the Browns a familiar one for Ravens. It was more about how they gave away a game they should have won. https://t.co/6PJ7EnegO5

Defensive snap counts (63) IDL: Madubuike 49, Jones 34, Campbell 28, Jenkins 14, Peebles 6 OLB: Hendrickson 39, Robinson 31, Young 25, Green 24, Burke 7 ILB: Smith 63, Simpson 37, Buchanan 5 DBs: Starks 63, Wiggins 63, Hamilton 63, Humphrey 60, Hawkins 55, Martin 24, Awuzie 3

Ravens offensive snap counts in loss to Browns (57 total) QB: Huntley 57 RB: Henry 33, Hill 24 WR: Flowers 50, Walker 37, Lane 31, Bateman 17, Wester 3 TE: Andrews 41, Cuevas 23, Vannett 23 OL: Jones Jr. 57, Ioane 57, Simpson 57, Rosengarten 57, Stanley 56, Vinson 4

Ravens next 3 Wk 7: vs. Bengals (Oct. 25, 1 pm); Bengals coming off Wk 6 bye Week 8: at Bills (Nov. 1, 1 pm): Bills coming off Wk 7 bye Week 9: vs. Jags (Nov. 5, 8:15 pm): Jags a week removed from Week 7 bye. We'll know a lot more about Ravens after next 3.

As it turned out, it was all a tease. The late-game execution. The clutch FGs. The win-preserving stops. All of it. In loss to Browns, the Ravens showed that they still have a knack for dropping games they have no business losing. (FREE TO READ) https://t.co/6PJ7EneODD

Ravens running back Derrick Henry recorded his NFL-worst third fumble in the fourth quarter since the start of the 2025 season. After the loss to the Browns, he told teammates: “Put this on me.” More from Cleveland: https://t.co/thRj23XGCF

Ravens kicker Tyler Loop on the missed 49-yard field goal early in the fourth quarter: "I just did not strike it the way I needed to. Didn't hit the ball clean and ended up having some bad rotation and just sliding out to the left."

Ravens CB Marlon Humphrey on failing to hold another double-digit lead: "It's pretty frustrating. I think we feel that we are better. We feel that we're equipped and feel that we're ready for these moments. We got to consistently do it. We got to consistently believe that you trust the guy next to you. And I think it all starts with communication and just someone has to end the game for us. I think that's the biggest thing. Are all 11 guys thinking, 'I'm going to be the one to end the game.' And that's I think where it starts and that's kind of where it ends."

Derrick Henry on the fumble: “I got to take care of the ball. There's no excuses for that. I got to be better. I put the team's in harm's way. I sound like a broken record with this, but I got to go back to work on it. I told the team to put this one on me and I just got to be better. Can't put the team in that situation."

In today's 13-10 loss to the Browns, the Ravens blew their 17th double-digit lead since 2018, which is the most in the NFL over that span

Ravens OLB Trey Hendrickson, who made his return after missing two games following finger surgery, was spotted waiting his turn outside the X-ray room. Asked about his health after the game, Hendrickson called it an "ongoing process."

Asked why the Ravens have these self-inflicted mistakes and collapses, safety Kyle Hamilton said: “I’m going to sound like a broken record. It’s Groundhog’s Day.”

Ravens RB Derrick Henry: “I got to be better.” https://t.co/6LO05y1TIG