After the Last Two Games, Baltimore Ravens Tickets Should be Half-Price!


The last two Baltimore Ravens games have been so painful to watch. The Ravens offense hasn't scored a single point in the 2nd half of the last two games, while the defense has given up a total of 48 points in the 2nd half in the last two games. We knew the offense would struggle without 2-time MVP Lamar Jackson, but what in the world is going on with the defense? If the Ravens team is only going to play one half of good football, then it is only fair to Ravens fans that the tickets sell for half-price. I mean if I walk into a Subway store and pay for a whole sub, I don't want to get a half a sub.

The Ravens have some serious work to do! With that being said, I'm still a fan.





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