Kyle Hamilton Comments on Ravens' Win Over Falcons
Ravens safety hints at past struggles under Harbaugh after overtime victory.
The Brief
- Hamilton referenced past losses under Harbaugh after Ravens' win.
- Ravens avoided blowing leads in Week 5 game against Falcons.
- Harbaugh's record of blown leads led to his firing by Ravens.
Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton made a comment to teammates after their Week 5 overtime win over the Atlanta Falcons, referencing past struggles under former head coach John Harbaugh.
Hamilton was presented with a game ball by head coach Jesse Minter for intercepting the game-sealing pass against Falcons backup quarterback Tua Tagovailoa.
Hamilton, who returned to the Atlanta area for the game, emphasized the significance of the win, stating it represented a change from previous seasons under Harbaugh.
The Ravens had a history of blowing leads under Har, with 17 such losses as of September 2025, which contributed to his firing.
Despite the Ravens' recent success, they still faced a late-game deficit in Week 5, ultimately overcoming it to secure the win.
Harbaugh, now with the New York Giants, has not blown any leads in his first few games, with the Giants currently in first place in the NFC East.
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