Rams' Eric Weddle After 39-Point Loss to Ravens: 'We Got Our Faces Peeled Off'

There was no way to sugarcoat what Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson did to the Los Angeles Rams defense Monday night, and Rams safety Eric Weddle knew it.

"We got our faces peeled off," Weddle said after the Ravens squashed the Rams 45-6, according to the Los Angeles Times' Sam Farmer.

"We got our ass whupped," Rams linebacker Cory Littleton told reporters, equally as blunt.

Weddle signed with L.A. on a two-year contract days after the Ravens released him in March. The 34-year-old two-time All-Pro played in Baltimore from 2016 through last season.

Leading up to the Rams and Ravens' matchup, Weddle told reporters he would not share any schematic secrets about his old team with his new team:

"I could tell them a lot of stuff, but that's just not who I am. So, we're going to play it on the field, and the best team is going to win.

"I have a lot of respect for that place, not only how it helped my career and rejuvenated my career, how they treated myself and my family. But it's a very tight-knit group and what would I be -- what kind of man would I be if I just turned my back on all of them?"

The Ravens did not reward Weddle for his loyalty.

Baltimore running back Mark Ingram II trucked Weddle on a 25-yard run in the third quarter:

Bigger picture, Jackson torched the Rams defense for 169 yards and five touchdowns through the air and 95 yards on the ground—outgaining L.A.'s offense:

In the three times that the Rams held the Ravens through three downs, Baltimore went 3-of-3 on fourth down.

The 39-point loss was the worst deficit of defeat for the Rams in L.A. Coliseum history.