Packers coach Matt LaFleur on blowout loss to Ravens: 'That was a humbling night'. The Green Bay Packers dropped a third straight game and fell to 9-6-1 after losing 41-24 to the Baltimore Ravens in primetime at Lambeau Field on Saturday night. The Ravens produced 308 rushing yards, converted 10 third downs, and scored on seven of their first eight possessions. Backup quarterback Malik Willis was fantastic in a loss, accounting for 348 total yards and three scores. The Packers gave away the ball twice in the first half, leading to six Baltimore points, and a late turnover with the Ravens up 10 points all but ended the game. The Packers coach did not believe his team suffered a letdown after clinching a playoff spot with the Detroit Lions loss on Christmas Day. The loss clinched the NFC North title for the Chicago Bears and locked the Packers into the No. 7 seed in the NFC playoff field. After starting 9-3-1, the Packers have lost to the Denver Broncos, Bears, and Ravens in back-to-back-to-back games. LaFleur said Jordan Love did not clear concussion protocol in time to play. He did not rule out Love from playing next week in Minnesota if he does clear the protocol. How do the Packers get this season turned around? 'I think we have a pretty proud group in there. I think they are all disappointed in our performance tonight,' LaFleur said. 'These are grown men, and I don't think they are going to shy away from this, knowing that group. It sucks, it hurts, it's extremely disappointing, but each individual has to look in the mirror and say are we doing what we need to do on a daily basis to give our team the best chance to compete, and compete against good football teams? When you don't do that, you have nights like tonight.'
