BALTIMORE -- Running back Derrick Henry exemplified the mounting frustrations of the Baltimore Ravens when he cut off the first question asked after their 33-10 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars on Thursday night.
"Wasn't good enough. We got to be better," an exasperated Henry said. "They were a better team. Same story."
The Ravens' struggles without quarterback Lamar Jackson have reached a historic-meltdown level, even if no one is blaming the stretch on the loss of the injured two-time NFL Most Valuable Player.
Baltimore (4-5) was held under 14 points for a fourth straight game, breaking a team record in futility.