The Baltimore Ravens have been dominant for much of the season, spending only 28 minutes and 46 seconds trailing in their first 10 games. However, close losses have prevented them from capitalizing on their strong performances, leaving them in a tight race in the AFC North.

In their game against the Cleveland Browns, the Ravens took an early lead but ultimately lost on a last-second field goal. This loss, along with previous losses where they had fourth-quarter leads, has hindered their position in the division. Currently, the Ravens are just a half-game ahead of the Browns and Pittsburgh Steelers.

Despite their impressive point differential of 113, the Ravens have missed opportunities to pull away in their division. Their ability to build leads consistently has been a positive, but they need to focus on finishing strong in order to secure wins.

Head coach John Harbaugh acknowledges the need to finish games but emphasizes the importance of not dwelling on the psychology of the issue. Instead, the Ravens are focused on identifying and correcting football mistakes.

Moving forward, the Ravens face a challenging schedule and will need to address their late-game struggles to maintain their position in the AFC North race. While their run-pass ratio has been effective, finding a balance between their strong pass game and run game will be crucial.

Overall, the Ravens' close losses have left them vulnerable in the AFC North race, but they have the potential to regain their dominance if they can finish games stronger.