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Ravens Seek Home Win: Desperate for M&T Bank Stadium Victory
1 Oct
Summary
- Ravens aim to break a four-game home losing streak at M&T Bank Stadium.
- Derrick Henry emphasizes protecting home turf despite reunion with Titans.
- Lamar Jackson notes significant urgency to win in Baltimore again.
The Baltimore Ravens are struggling significantly at home, currently enduring a four-game losing streak at M&T Bank Stadium. This skid is one shy of matching a franchise record for consecutive home losses. The team's once dominant home-field advantage has diminished, with only the Arizona Cardinals having a comparable winless streak at home since late last season.
Players like offensive tackle Roger Rosengarten and quarterback Lamar Jackson have expressed frustration and a strong desire to change this narrative. Historically, from 2000 to 2024, the Ravens held one of the NFL's best home records. Recent home losses have been attributed to various factors, including turnovers, controversial calls, and injuries.
Coach Jesse Minter is focusing the team on internal improvement rather than external motivation. The Ravens are determined to protect their home turf and improve their performance at M&T Bank Stadium. The upcoming game against the Tennessee Titans presents an opportunity to start this turnaround, with Derrick Henry emphasizing the need for a home victory.
