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Jesse Minter was brought to Baltimore to help put an end to the late-game collapses that plagued the Ravens, but two blown leads through his first six games as head coach have raised familiar concerns. Tim Barbalace, Femi Ayanbadejo, and Ken Weinman discuss why the same issues continue to follow Baltimore and what needs to change.

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00:00Minter and his coaching staff has nothing to do with the 14 double-digit blown leads
00:06that occurred prior to this year.
00:08Amen.
00:09But the big reason why he's here is because of those 14 double-digit blown leads.
00:17And you're right.
00:19If we go back to beginning of September before week one, you say, hey, Ravens are four and
00:25two through the first six.
00:26Yeah.
00:27Sign me up.
00:28How much was I talking about them getting off to a hot start?
00:30Four and two constitutes a hot start, but it gets to the optics.
00:36And if I would say, hey, you're going to blow two double-digit leads in your first six games,
00:43really three, but you lose two of them, the other one being the Cowboys, you're thinking,
00:47oh, geez, you thought you're behind that at this point.
00:52Yesterday felt a lot like the prior five, six years.
00:57And so did the New Orleans game where the offense, it looks like they start out hot.
01:02You get 112 yards in the first half.
01:03You score 10 points.
01:05The defense is playing lights out.
01:06Then the offense is a no-show through the final three quarters.
01:09The defense is a no-show through the final three quarters.
01:09The defense is a no-show through the final three quarters.

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