Getty New Baltimore Ravens defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver during his playing days.
The Baltimore Ravens would like to forget the last two weeks. After losing both games, they shut out their opponents in the first half; now they’re back to the drawing board on how to finish games.
The air was sucked out of M&T Bank Stadium as the Cincinnati Bengals scored 35 unanswered points, and the Ravens’ defense offered little resistance.
Ravens defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver was not happy with the performance of the players on the field, but
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