On Lamar Jackson’s four touchdown passes and Derrick Henry’s performance: “I mean, I thought they had a decent game, but a lot of that came towards the end of the game. The game was out of reach. A lot of garbage time, to be honest with you. I felt like we played well defensively in the first half, but like I said, turnovers, that kills you. Not capitalizing, not scoring when we could, giving him the ball back, giving him an extra set of downs. Players like that, they’re going to find a way to get in the end zone, so we got to capitalize when we got the chance to and play complementary football.”
On whether he thought the Dolphins were outplaying the Ravens when they were down 14-6: “Absolutely. That was the mindset coming into halftime. Even though the score was what it was, I felt like we were playing well enough to win the game, but at the end of the day, it’s always going to come down to turnovers. Giving them the ball when they shouldn’t have it, not scoring when we should. It changes the game, it changes the momentum, it changes the spirit, everything. Until we learn how to not beat ourselves, we won’t win a football game.”
