Baltimore Ravens head coach Jesse Minter talked about what went wrong after halftime in his team's 35-13 Week 7 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals at M&T Bank Stadium.
"Tale of two halves obviously," Minter told reporters after the game. "Team came out ready to roll. I didn't feel like we took advantage of enough opportunities in the first half to continue to create separation. And then you know in the second half, they made a few plays early (and) got momentum."
"Once we lost momentum, you know, right now we're too much of a momentum team," Minter continued. "So we're riding the wave when it's good, and we're riding the wave when it's bad. I think that's a main focus for us to be able to stay a little bit more even keel and continue to make plays
and do things. And so credit to them for the second half."
The Bengals became just the 10th team in NFL history to get shut out in the first half and then score 35 points or more in the second half, per CBS Sports research.
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