Ravens can’t keep beating themselves with poor discipline

Connor Burke argues that the Baltimore Ravens are undermining their season through sloppy discipline, specifically pointing to recurring penalties and missed tackles despite their 2-1 start. Under new leadership following the transition from John Harbaugh to Jesse Minter, Baltimore continues to suffer from self-inflicted wounds that contributed to a blown lead in Week 2 and nearly cost them a win against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 3.

The writer notes that Baltimore has accumulated 26 penalties for 198 yards through three weeks, with 13 committed by the offensive line. Additionally, the defense has logged 19 missed tackles, drawing public criticism from team captain Kyle Hamilton. Burke maintains that Baltimore must resolve these execution and communication issues in their upcoming matchup against the Tennessee Titans.