Head Coach Kevin Stefanski
On how Shedeur Sanders managed the Ravens' pressure: "Yeah, we didn't do a good enough job, period, as a team and certainly as an offense in there. So, we'll make sure that we get back to work."
On Mark Andrews' touchdown run: "I think you see that over; you see that around in different short-yardage situations. Philly (Philadelphia Eagles) has the sweep off of it, so you know that there's plays that they have off of those looks, obviously well designed by them."
On the defensive effort and Myles Garrett's performance: "Yeah, I thought there was some outstanding moments out there from our defense. Obviously, Myles got to the quarterback a bunch of times. I thought he and the defensive line provided pressure throughout the game. Obviously, there's plays that we want back, but I thought to stand up and hold them to field goals in the red zone was a big deal in that football game."
QB Shedeur Sanders
On what was the most difficult part of stepping in: "I'm going to give them their props. They were a good football team. But I know this. I know the only way is up, for sure."
On how he thinks he played: "I don't think I played good. I don't think I played good at all. I think it's a lot of things, you know, we need to look at, during the week and go and just get comfortable, even throwing routes, you know, with Jerry [Jeudy] and throwing routes with all those guys. So I think that was my first ball to him all year. But other than that, I just think overall we just got to go next week and understand so then we have a week to prepare stuff I like to do."
On what he can build on for his next opportunity: "Losing isn't something I'm comfortable with at all. So, I just got to take this one, you know, I got to take this one. I got to decompress. I got to understand, like, you know, this really happened, you know, on my watch. I don't like the feeling. And I know offensively, if I'm able to get out there and have an opportunity, I know that I'll be able to take everything to a different level. Like I said, I still have the same confidence. I'm still me. I'll never go anywhere. You know, just going out there, seeing daylight, that's all I needed to see how they move out there. Playing against a great defense. You got guys from the Pro Bowl out there, so it's exciting to see. Okay, this is what it's like? Alright. This is what it's like? I'm excited for it. So, you know, I just got to take this one and build on it."
DE Myles Garrett
On what the defense needed to do on Andrews' touchdown run: "Nah, I mean, I'm not certain as to who has them in that moment. I know that we all committed on the sneak and it was a] well-executed play by them. And I'm not gonna point the finger at anybody, I don't know whose responsibility that was. But they just had a good call for what we were in."
On if the Ravens did anything different schematically to allow Derrick Henry's success: "Yeah, I mean, you don't want to give up any explosives, and, I mean, that one was the majority of the work that he did. But, I mean, the guy's a Hall of Famer - he's going to get one, and you try to just limit him, limit the damage. And they stuck with the run, getting him the rock, getting downhill, and just getting movement, trying to keep him from shuffling or stopping his feet. And they were able to create a nice gap with no wham trap playing. So, kudos to them. That's well executed."
S Grant Delpit
On the fake 'tush push': "We were just trying to stop the QB sneak, and we had two five techniques, and they had the perfect play call, honestly."
LB Carson Schwesinger
On Andrews' touchdown run: "Obviously, you think sneak in those situations. We just have to be ready in all phases. It's a hard play to stop, especially when you're trying to stop the sneak because of how that play works. Just have to try and see everything you can, that'll give you a key that they're not running a sneak there."
