Hoping to carry positive momentum into their bye, the Ravens instead dropped their fourth straight game Sunday, falling to the Los Angeles Rams, 17-3, and moving to 1-5.

Here's how the Ravens' fifth loss of the season happened:

Turning Point

After the Rams went on a nine-play, 76-yard touchdown drive to open the second half, the Ravens fell behind 10-3. On Baltimore's ensuing drive, Zay Flowers coughed up a fumble and the Rams hit pay dirt again two plays later. The Rams didn't score the rest of the way, but the 14-point swing in less than two minutes put the Ravens in a hole they couldn't climb out of.

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