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Furious Baltimore Ravens coach smashes tablet and rages at players in angry sideline outburst

A Baltimore Ravens coach has gone viral after being spotted taking his frustrations out on a tablet during their crushing defeat on Thursday Night Football. 

The Ravens fell to their fifth defeat of the season following a 33-10 loss against the Jacksonville Jaguars at M&T Bank Stadium in their Week 9 matchup.

During the action, Ravens offensive line coach Dwayne Ledford was seen yelling at his unit on the sidelines as they struggled to break down a resolute Jaguars defense. 

A heated Ledford showed the screen of his tablet to his Ravens O-line during the Prime Video broadcast before eventually throwing the tablet to the ground in fury.

Prime Video announcer Kirk Herbstreit was quick to weigh in on the matter, saying: 'He's seen about enough. They've had a lot of injuries. They're on their fourth center. 

'Just a frustrating night... I'm sure they challenged them all week', he added.

Ravens offensive line coach Dwayne Ledford was seen yelling at his unit on the sidelines
Ravens offensive line coach Dwayne Ledford was seen yelling at his unit on the sidelines
A heated Ledford showed the screen of his tablet to his Ravens O-line during the Prime Video broadcast before eventually throwing the tablet to the ground in fury
A heated Ledford showed the screen of his tablet to his Ravens O-line during the Prime Video broadcast before eventually throwing the tablet to the ground in fury

It wasn't entirely clear what exact incident resulted in Ledford's furious outburst but, given the dismal performance on the night, his frustrations were excused by many. 

The Ravens put up just three points until early in the fourth quarter on the night, generating just 126 total yards with 13 minutes left on the clock. 

They managed to turn a corner in the final moments, ending with 227 total yards. 

However, it proved to be a brutal baptism of fire for third-choice undrafted rookie quarterback Joe Fagnano, who threw for just 60 yards with two interceptions.

Meanwhile, star running back Derrick Henry struggled to make an impact on the field, settling for just 55 yards through quarters, averaging a mere 3.4 yards per carry.

Similarly, wide receiver Zay Flowers also handled some carries, hitting just 17 yards over three carries for the AFC North side.

Moreover, the visiting Jaguars managed to dominate the line of scrimmage by hitting three tackles for a loss. 

The result moves Jacksonville's record to 5-2 for the season, as they prepare to head into a Week 10 clash against the Tennessee Titans. 

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