​The Baltimore Ravens’ fourth-quarter collapse against the New Orleans Saints overshadowed several strong individual performances. Rashod Bateman and Kyle Hamilton led a group of players who gave Baltimore opportunities to take control before the game slipped away. Their efforts could not prevent a disappointing loss, but they offered encouraging signs as the Ravens evaluate what went right and what must improve. Here are five Baltimore players who stood out despite the late breakdown.1. Rashod BatemanBateman embraced the expanded role created by Flowers’ absence, catching seven passes for 88 yards and a touchdown. He led Baltimore in receptions, receiving yards, and targets.2. Kyle HamiltonHamilton finished with a game-high 13 tackles, including seven solo stops. His workload reflected how often New Orleans extended drives and forced Baltimore’s defensive backs to finish plays.3. Derrick HenryHenry rushed 16 times for 68 yards and a touchdown. Baltimore did not lean on him consistently enough late, particularly when it chose a deep pass on third-and-1 with the score tied.4. Trey HendricksonHendrickson recorded his first sack as a Raven against his former team. His pressure helped Baltimore limit New Orleans to field goals through the first three quarters.5. Tyler LoopLoop rebounded after having a 49-yard attempt blocked earlier in the game. He converted from the same distance in the third quarter, extending Baltimore’s lead to 17-9.This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: Five standouts from Ravens’ disappointing 24-17 loss to the Saints