Head Coach Sean McDermott
(opening statement) “Good team effort. Obviously, we got down in the first half. The guys and coaches both stayed with it, made the adjustments we needed to make. The players executed and made the plays we needed to make and put together a big drive at the end. Big stop by the defense and put together a winning drive at the end. I thought about the way that it was executed, especially the final 20 yards there. I thought was high-level stuff there and good to see. Good to get a win on the road in a tough situation and a tough environment.”
(on the touchdown drive before the half and the Bills defensive play in the second half) “I just think in the first half we were a little sloppy with the football. Two turnovers. I thought the defense was holding us in a little bit. We were on our heels to start, and they settled there. The offense settled in, in the second quarter, started to move the ball a little bit and executed at a high level. Just kind of doing what we do there. That was fun to watch us settle in. Again, coaches, players, collectively did a really good job. I thought, to your point, that score right before the half gave us some momentum, knowing that we were going to have to come out and defend. I think we got three- or four-and-out after half right there. So, I thought that was good complementary football.”
(on message to the defense during the Ravens’ drive that started on their own five and ended on Buffalo’s two) “Again a resilient group. Leslie [Frazier] and his staff did a really good job of sticking with it, and the players were doing a good job. They got a couple of third downs on that drive where Lamar [Jackson] got out once or twice. He’s a heck of a player. That was a heck of a battle between two elite quarterbacks. The conditions were tough to play in. I think the players did a good job, especially when it started coming down hard in the third quarter. We took the ball early. We felt that the weather could change and…
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