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Ravens Seek Consistency Amid First-Half Dominance and Second-Half Woes
Baltimore holds the NFL's largest halftime scoring edge but trails badly after intermission, creating a rare split that has dropped the team to 4-3.
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Historic Split Defines Early Season
Through seven games the Ravens lead the league by outscoring opponents 65 points in the first half yet trail by 70 points after halftime. That 135-point swing ranks as the second-worst disparity in NFL history at this stage. The club sits at 4-3 overall and 0-2 inside the AFC North, leaving its division title odds at 10.5 percent.
Run Game Loses Momentum
Baltimore posted a season-low 83 rushing yards in its latest outing, the second time in five seasons it has failed to reach 100 yards on the ground in consecutive contests. Derrick Henry managed 45 yards on the day, his lowest total since October 2025, while his 3.9 yards per carry ranks 25th league-wide through seven games.
Defense Continues to Fade Late
The unit has surrendered 114 points after halftime, the most in the NFL. In the fourth quarter alone it allows an average of 101.7 passing yards, and one corner has given up 176 yards in that frame. The pattern mirrors last season, when the same total reached 117 points through seven games.
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