Ravens' loyalty to failing starter backfires in comically bad first half vs. Browns

The Baltimore Ravens have had a significant issue on the offensive line all season. Since their season-opening loss to the Buffalo Bills, the line has somehow steadily gotten worse and worse. While the Ravens are rolling on a three-game winning streak, and the defense has made stark improvements since their historically bad start, the offensive guard play continues to haunt the offense on seemingly every single down. Guards Andrew Vorhees and Daniel Faalele have had horrific seasons, and while Vorhees has shown flashes of somewhat starting-caliber play in recent weeks, Faalele is still making highlight reels for all the wrong reasons. Credit where credit is due, Faalele helped running back Derrick Henry find the end zone for Baltimore’s first touchdown of the game. However, outside of that, it was a struggle fest in the first half. Cleveland’s All-Pro defensive end Myles Garrett effortlessly racked up three sacks, and the rest of their defensive front had relentless pressure on superstar quarterback Lamar Ja