The Ravens haven't given their fans much to cheer about in the second half of games this season, but the team still wants the crowd's energy.
Baltimore Ravens defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver voiced frustration with fan engagement at M&T Bank Stadium during a recent loss to the Cincinnati Bengals. Speaking to reporters on Thursday, Weaver noted that the stadium felt like a funeral during a tight contest and urged the home crowd to provide more energy to lift the team. While acknowledging that the players control the overall vibe, he emphasized the defense's need for the twelfth man.
The comments follow consecutive losses where the Ravens surrendered second-half leads, including 35 unanswered points against Cincinnati. Adding to the scrutiny, former defensive coordinator Wink Martindale criticized the team's culture and locker room leadership under head coach Jesse Minter, suggesting owner Steve Bisciotti and general manager Eric DeCosta need serious discussions as Baltimore prepares to face the Buffalo Bills.
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