Joe Flacco says he is “a little” shocked that they’re 4-4. But he acknowledged that the record is what it is.

Joe Flacco: “We got our butts kicked today.”

Ravens coach John Harbaugh said he takes responsibility for this one. Said the team had a good week of practice. “Put it on me, and move forward.”

Ravens tight end Hayden Hurst scores from 22 yards out, his first career touchdown catch, with a minute left. Too little, too late.

Panthers kicker Graham Gano knocks a 30-yarder through, and the Panthers lead 36-14. The Ravens hadn't allowed more than 34 points this season.

Panthers' 2-point conversion is no bueno, and the Ravens' deficit is 33-14. They have just under 10 minutes to rally.

Patrick Ricard almost sacked Cam Newton. That would've been cool.

Joe Flacco connects with Buck Allen on a pass out of the backfield for a 9-yard score. Big bounce-back drive for the Ravens, who are within two touchdowns.

Ronnie Stanley back in at left tackle for the Ravens.

Ravens OLB Za'Darius Smith walks off the field on his own power after the trainers tended to him. No noticeable limp.

Panthers CB Captain Munnerlyn picks off a Joe Flacco pass near midfield. When Willie Snead IV has been targeted today, as he was there, it has generally not gone well.

Ravens' second-half defense is stepping up. Panthers haven't made it deep into Ravens territory in their two second-half drives.

Flacco appeared to land on the back of Ronnie Stanley's knee. That would be a massive loss if it's serious. Stanley has quietly taken a step forward this year and become a linchpin of an o-line that was already hurting.

Ravens left tackle Ronnie Stanley is on the ground and in some pain. Looks like a leg got rolled up on as Joe Flacco delivered the ball.

Panthers WR DJ Moore, taken No. 23 overall: five catches for 90 yards, two carries for 39 yards.

Ravens TE Hayden Hurst, taken No. 25 overall: one catch for 3 yards.

This is the first time this season the Ravens have given up 24 straight points. Their previous worst: 21 points in the first half vs. Cincinnati.

Ravens give up a 13-yard completion, and Graham Gano nails a 54-yard field goal as time expires. It's Panthers 24, Ravens 7 at halftime.

Man, the #Ravens cannot get out of their own way today. Penalties, turnovers, blown blocks. Just a disaster. Is this the moment when a promising season starts to teeter?

Two offensive-pass-interference penalties in the same drive on Ravens WR Willie Snead IV. You don't see that ever.

Ravens have 60 yards to cover and 120 seconds to do it before halftime. There are a lot of fans in purple here, and they've had to mostly sit on their hands.

Remember that the Ravens kick off to start the second half. They need points here.

Joe Flacco, in thought: "Why don't my batted balls end up like that?"