Communication breakdowns have led to the Ravens running the ball less effectively. Players and coaches are determined to leave the past in the past. Kyle Hamilton discusses criticism from Ravens legends.
Baltimore Ravens Offensive Coordinator Declan Doyle addressed the team's ongoing second-half struggles after failing to score a touchdown after halftime in two straight games. Doyle noted that while Baltimore averages 16.8 points per game in the first half compared to 7.2 in the second, he must stick more closely to his pre-game play scripts rather than over-adjusting seven games into his tenure.
The Ravens are also focused on fine-tuning their rushing attack following an 83-yard rushing performance in a Week 7 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals, where Derrick Henry was held to 45 yards. Meanwhile, Defensive Coordinator Anthony Weaver and safety Kyle Hamilton emphasized that the current squad must move past previous franchise history regarding blown second-half leads.
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