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Locked on game to game, your team every day. You know, oh, oh. The Baltimore Ravens lose another gut-wrenching game this time in week four to the Buffalo Bills by the final score of 23 to 20.

This is Kevin Ostracker, the host, over at Locked-on Ravens.

And this game against Buffalo looked like it was Baltimore's for the taking, especially after the first two minutes of the game where

Marlon Humphrey intercepts Josh Allen.

Jake Haydobbins gets in for his first touchdown of the 2022 season.

But after an if he ends of the first half, Baltimore did not score again in the second half.

The bill started to pick up chunk plays.

And it all came together for the bills in the final quarter

where there was a very controversial decision from head coach John Harbaugh, instead of taking

a field goal that would have given the Ravens the lead late in the game from the Bill's two-yard

line. John Harbaugh-Ball elects to go for it on fourth down in a tie game.

The try fails. Buffalo drives down the field, runs the clock down and kicks a game

winning field, but there's plenty of soul searching with this Ravens team to do, especially as they

now have a week five match with the Cincinnati Bengals looming on their plate on Sunday night football.

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and subscribe on YouTube part of the Locked-on podcast network. You know, You know, You know, You know, You know, You know, You know, You know, You know, The Chargers looked like they were going to Charger again, but they found a way to escape Houston with a win.

This is Danny Wade here from Lockdown Chargers after the Chargers much needed 34-24 win against the winless Houston Texans on the road.

And after really struggling to start the second half offensively, the Chargers needed a clutch drive from Justin Herbert, and they got it.

Late in the fourth quarter, when they were only up by three points, Justin Herbert leads a 12-play, 84-yard drive that is capped off by Austin Eckler's third touchdown of the game to finally give the Chargers some breathing room and make it a 10-point lead with about two minutes left to go.

The Chargers do have a lot of questions.

They still have to answer offensively after another long second half drought. But I think the charges do deserve credit and Brandon Staley going for it on fourth down on that final drive

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