John Harbaugh on the near loss of the Ravens – CBS Baltimore

BALTIMORE (WJZ / AP) – Ravens head coach John Harbaugh doesn’t beat himself up on another loss when converting to two points.

“We decided to continue, but it didn’t work out,” Harbaugh said at a news conference on Monday. “Half of the people would say we should kick it. I got it. They can certainly criticize me for that, I’m okay with that. I criticize myself for that…it goes on like that, but you can’t dwell on it too much.”

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At the end of Sunday’s game, Raven’s was left with a 31-30 loss to Green Bay, according to the AP. Baltimore went two games with 42 seconds left, and Tyler Huntley’s pass was incomplete.

“We trust our players. We believe in our boys,” Harbaugh said. “Those people deserve a chance and we don’t shy away from it.”

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This is the third major 2-point conversion Raven has pursued in the past three weeks.

Harbaugh says he’s hopeful about the prospect of star quarterback Lamar Jackson returning to training on Wednesday.

As they prepare to play the Bengals again next week, Harbaugh said “we will have to do our best on the road to play in a tough environment. We are looking forward to it. ”

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