The Buffalo Bills struggled throughout the first half of their Week 4 matchup with the Baltimore Ravens, falling into a 20-3 hole before showing some signs of life with a touchdown just before halftime. Coming out of the half, the Bills were down 20-10 and Baltimore was getting the ball to start the third quarter. The Bills’ defense forced a quick three-and-out, and the offense thankfully continued the momentum and marched for a field goal to get within one score. On Baltimore’s next possession, the defense needed another stop to give the offense a chance to fully seize control of the game. The Play: Q3 9:42, 1&10 on BAL 25 Baltimore starts the series in 21 personnel with RB Justice Hill, FB Patrick Ricard, TE Mark Andrews, and WRs Devin Duvernay and Demarcus Robinson wide to the left (not pictured). Pre-snap, Ricard motions from attached left to attached right. His motion changes the strength of the formation from the field to the boundary. The “field” and “boundary” sides are determined by which hash mark the ball is placed on. The boundary side is toward the closest sideline, with the field side opposite. Pre-Snap As soon as Ricard starts in motion,…