Ravens vs. Bengals Week 10 Postgame Press Conferences

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Welcome to the Ravens Press Pass Podcast. The Ravens took out Cincinnati Bengals 35 to 34 at M&T Bank Stadium in a prime time thriller to move them to 7 and 3 on the season. It was a big time win for this team. And afterwards, we heard from several of the guys. So let's kick it off with quarterback Lamar Jackson.

SPEAKER_6 (1:36)

So Lamar, what was the difference in that second half? It seemed like it was totally different from how you guys started.

Lamar Jackson (1:42)

I feel like when Marlon had forced that fumble, that kind of woke us up, because I feel like we would sleep throughout the whole first half, even though we scored that once, but we were pretty much flat throughout the game.

SPEAKER_8 (1:57)

Lamar, I mean, just the emotions this game, the wild swings, Bengals scoring a couple of times on one-play drives, what was it like to just kind of ride the wave?

Lamar Jackson (2:07)

NFL football, that's just how I looked at it. You know, that's an explosive offense. Burrows a great quarterback. Chase is a great receiver. We knew what type of game it would be, you know, and we came out on top, so that's how that matter.

SPEAKER_4 (2:21)

Lamar, you often talk about having confidence in all your guys, even the guys who don't get the ball maybe as often.

SPEAKER_9 (2:27)

What does it say about Tylan Wallace, what he was able to do to make that kind of play?

Lamar Jackson (2:30)

Yeah, Tylan too, man. I don't know, man, he can do it all. You know, just last year, he did a walk-off punt return for us, you know, and then this game, and it was on the same sideline, and it was in purple. So I believe this is just his little magic uniform, man.

He comes through when the lights on, man, prime time. But shout out to Tylan, because that was wonderful. First 100-yard game, it was great. He deserved it.

SPEAKER_4 (2:54)

Lamar, you mentioned that play by Marlon kind of woke you guys up on offense. Just what was that second half like for you to have that kind of game back and forth, total shootout, and for you guys to come out? Just what was being involved in that like for you?

Lamar Jackson (3:12)

Like I said, just an NFL game. I was telling my guys on the sideline, we got to score. If they score, we got to score. That's the type of game it's going to be. We seen that from the first snap. But I'm proud of my guys, because we finished one of these tough type game, tough type of environmental games, we came through.

SPEAKER_10 (3:31)

Did they do something different at you in the first half that had you guys off balance in any way?

Lamar Jackson (3:35)

No, they didn't. Usually they were doing a lot of blicks in the first game. They were doing a lot of blicks in this time. They were playing conservative, and that probably got to us a little bit, and we finally woke up, like I said.

SPEAKER_8 (3:48)

What affected these penalties? A lot of times you were starting drives with penalties. How much did you think would contribute to the slow start of this offense?

Lamar Jackson (3:55)

That would play a part.

Stopping the offense from getting on the right track. In the end, I believe when you start the drive with positive yards, it will determine what the result is going to be at the end. But we kept getting off the field fast. A penalty here, the drive was back, and we went to execute to get closer to our first down mark, and we was putting the ball, so we just got to watch for him to get better at that.