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Sadly, not much of that around any more. |
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Is Dalvin Cook washed?
Did anyone see him play much last week? I heard he looked pretty good. Him, Edwards, Hill and Jackson will be a tough little stable of RBs to deal with. |
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You: I'm not blaming it on injuries Also you: has a full list injuries... |
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Availability is a thing. Cant win if you cant play. |
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The Ravens THEMSELVES weren't even sure they wanted to commit to Lamar long term. You don't let a QB 'shop himself around' if this is 'the guy' and everything is dictated on him going forward. |
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Nobody cares about your Steelers rivalry. We're winning super bowls over here. |
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Lamar has ZERO Super Bowl appearances and ZERO Lombardi's at age 27. Agreed. So what exactly are we arguing about? |
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Then there are the sad rivalries like Ravens/Browns. They are just perpetually furious at what the Ravens became and it's very one sided. |
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But the pressure is on you guys. You have the team to go all the way. There's no guarantee when you'll be back in the AFCCG. And you have to beat the weakest Chiefs team in 6 years to get there. The pressure is all on the Ravens. |
This is a very entertaining read.
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The Ravens may win, and they are admittedly the favorite, but everyone is waiting to see whether they can really capitalize on all that potential (I think a lot of people still remember and focus on the 2019 team that was supposedly 'unbeatable' going into the playoffs). Like Bloody said above, beat the Chiefs and you'll get some flowers. But if you do, better not choke in the Super Bowl or that narrative on Lamar gonna pop right back up again. Either way, good luck. I honestly see this as a 50/50 game that could go either way. Neither outcome would surprise me. |
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Chiefs and Ravens yards per play and yards per play allowed are almost identical. Ravens with about a tenth of a yard advantage on both. Difference in records is a function of turnovers. We turned the ball over a ton and didn't get turnovers and the opposite is true for them. Question is, do we think that will hold in the playoffs? If it does, we lose. If it doesn't, my money is on Playoff Pat.
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This comment plays because you don't know whether I'm talking about the Bills or the Chiefs. |
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Call me when you have drafted the GOAT. |
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Our GM moved up to get him because he was gaga about him as player. He wasn't guessing or hoping. He was Mahomes biggest fan before we even had a clue. |
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And yet, there's still room for him to grow. He knows how to set his base and maintain proper mechanics but isn't always disciplined. The supporting cast on offense could get better. Of course, he will always rely on the threat of running to open things up. But it's a misconception that he wins on speed. He wins based on reading leverage of defenders and making them miss. That will age just fine. So yes, I think there's good reason to believe his game will age well. |
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He looked good in spots. Kind of a mixed bag. But he hasn't gotten very many snaps either. And they aren't throwing to him for whatever reason, and that's a big part of his effectiveness. Jury's still out, imo. |
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I've heard the better analogy is poker where you're making a calculated bet rather than just buying a ticket. Regardless, an educated guess. |
All the pressure is on mahomes, brady beat mvp qbs and great defenses, lamar wins a ring we're questioning if mahomes is even the best qb of his generation let alone the greatest qb in nfl history.
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Guess you all ****ed up. |
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Dude eats pressure and shits Lombardi's. |
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That's the one difference between perceived greatness and actual greatness.... the latter speaks for itself. |
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Full disclosure:
If I was just Joe Average Fan with no attachment or in-depth knowledge of either team, I'd probably take the Ravens over the Chiefs, maybe 31-24, hell maybe even 34-20. However, I just can't unsee the last 5.9 years of Chiefs FB. Therefore, I'm going Chiefs 27 Ravens 24. Give me PMII, TK87, Stone Cold Jones and Andy Reid every time. Is it game time yet? LFG!!!! |
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Mike Edwards back at practice LFG!
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I think the goal is to get up there with Montana, who won 4 rings and 16 Playoff games. It seems pretty likely Mahomes will blow past the 16 playoff wins since he already has 13 of them at only 28 years old, but winning rings is VERY hard. If he can get 2 more rings over the next 10 years, I would be very happy to see it. |
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Chiefs got lucky and hit on Mahomes. Ravens got lucky and hit on Lamar. Both have enjoyed great success since then. Whats there to even talk about? |
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And no DeCosta hasn't been better at drafting than Veach the last 4 years, especially considering Veach hasn't had any picks higher than 21. |
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In actuality, the Chiefs are the ones who are doing just fine. |
So we have a couple of Ravens fans coming here seeking validation of how great their team/qb is.
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Mahomes has done nothing but beat top defenses and superstar quarterbacks. He only had two cracks at Brady and I can't fault him for losing either of those games. Coin flip on one and the perfect storm on the other. I lurked here for over a year before signing up and commenting. Maybe these other fans should too. Get a chance to read this place and understand that takes like this will just invoke eyerolls. We have some dopey posters here but most have a really good grasp on reality. Your post is fantasy. Good lord... |
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Baltimore fans still held animosity toward the Colts at least through 2006 when the Ravens had the one seed and Manning came to Baltimore for the divisional round, but there’s no real hate left there. For all the complaining the Browns fans do, which I get, they got to keep their colors/history. It’s frankly insulting to many Baltimore people that the Indy team hangs banner for Baltimore Colts achievements. I mentioned this early, but the Ravens have basically coopted the old Colts. There will be old Colts at the game this Sunday, and they’re inducted in the Ravens Ring of Honor. May that fate never befall the Chiefs. |
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What you Ravens fans don't understand is that we don't care about your team. At all. The Ravens are this year's obstacle between Mahomes and another ring. That's all. The Chiefs don't care who they play, it doesn't matter. If they don't do stupid shit they'll win.
There's no magic plan that's going make a difference for you. There's no matchup to exploit. There's no edge for you to ride to victory. Now, KC has had a lot of mind numbingly stupid gaffes this season. Maybe they come out and can't catch the ball again, or fumble the game away. It could happen. I wouldn't bet on it. Mahomes and the bulk of the team are battle hardened from six straight AFCCGs and three Super Bowls. No, Lamar is not his equal. Nobody is. |
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I don't need to make myself feel better, winning Super Bowls feels GREAT. |
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