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The Ravens’ latest collapse raised bigger questions about the team’s fight and effort. Rob Long, Ed Norris, and Jeremy Conn discuss why it looked like Baltimore quit after blowing the lead.

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00:00My second half, my down, they gave up 35 points in the second half.
00:05Joe Burrow finished with 292 yards passing.
00:10They showed no heart, no fight.
00:13I felt like my football team laid in the corner in the fetal position in the second half and just
00:18let it happen.
00:19Just watched it happen.
00:20I do.
00:21I'm sorry, Mike.
00:23That's what it looked like.
00:24They looked like they just sat in the corner and watched you destroy your home.
00:30Take everything from your home, and they had no fight about it.
00:33In the second half, you could have turned the Benny Hill theme song on and watched all these cats trying
00:37to run around,
00:37especially Marlon Humphrey running in circles trying to cover Tee Higgins.
00:41I know it doesn't play out this way because of the National Football League, Jeremy,
00:45but this team in the second half looked like, he can't help you.
00:49He can't help you because they looked like they had no fight, no will.
00:53That's embarrassing.
00:54You let somebody come in your house and do what they did in that second half,
00:59you just let it happen.
01:00Receivers were wide open.
01:01Yes.
01:02I mean, wide open.
01:03At some point, it's like they honestly, when they look like,
01:06and this is what I've been saying before, that whole second half thing gets in your head.
01:11When the Bengals took the lead 14-13, it looked like they tapped out, saying this is over.
01:17We'll see you in the next half.
01:175.

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