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NFL Week 6 Winners and Losers: The Ravens’ Bad Habits Haunt Them Again - Sports Illustrated

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Divisional upsets defined Week 6 of the NFL season, with the Browns upsetting the Ravens, the Cardinals knocking off the Rams, the Titans earning their first win over the Colts and the Texans beating the Jaguars in London. In the case of the Ravens and Colts, they not only lost, they blew double-digit leads to their rivals, with Baltimore falling 13–10 to Cleveland after failing to score a single point in the second half and close out a game once again. “That’s the type of game where [in] all three phases, you have chances to create more separation in the game with where the score was at and we weren’t able to do that really from our own self-inflicted things,” Ravens coach Jesse Minter said after the loss. Starting with Baltimore, here are this week’s winners and losers. Loser: The Ravens blow a divisional matchupAfter the Ravens came back to force overtime and defeat the Falcons on Sunday Night Football last week, All-Pro safety Kyle Hamilton notably said, “That’s a game that we’ve lost many times, whether it’s some fluky stuff happening. …

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