The Baltimore Ravens season reached a new hollow during the defeat of 44-10 against Houston’s Texans during their weekly confrontation on Sunday. During the fourth quarter of the match, the Ravens Jaire Alexander corner half aroused controversy with its actions.
The Receiver Recruit des Texans Jaylin Noel celebrated a touch of four yards, his first NFL career, to do so 41-10 and celebrated it with a dance Ray Lewis. However, his buffoonemeries did not know well with Alexander, who tried to snatch the ball away from the recruit.
The Christmas teammates dismissed Alexandre while the recipient recruited took the ball at the sidelines. After the game, the Ravens CB shared its feelings on the controversial incident.
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“I saw him celebrate in the herd – in the bank’s goals zone,” said Alexander. “I did not appreciate this while I was on the field. And then I see him throwing the ball at the Ball Boy,” said Alexander. “And then he tried to recover it, and I said to myself:” No, you didn’t get the ball. ” And they got crazy.
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While Noel knew her moment in the fourth quarter, the Texans were led by the solid release of CJ Stroud. The Texans quarter-Arrière completed 23 of his 27 attempts to pass for 244 yards with four affected, improving the team record at 2-3 for the season.
Ravens coach John Harbaugh calls for the loss of “total disappointment” Texans
Although the Ravens are without Lamar Jackson, Ronnie Stanley and Kyle Hamilton for the confrontation of week 5, coach John Harbaugh described him as “total disappointment”.
“A total disappointment,” said Harbaugh after the match. “We are going to have to find a way to reverse the steam and understand who we are next week, during Bye week, and after Bye. We have more than half of the season, and we will have to find ourselves. So this is what our goal goes ahead. ”
The defeat dropped the Ravens to a 1-4 file for the season, their hope for the playoffs fades in the absence of Lamar Jackson.
Published by Chaitanya Prakash
