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Which is odd for a "2 time MVP". |
Texans/Ravens game is re-airing on NFL Network.
Anyone who is afraid of the Ravens as a supposed insurmountable force… should watch this. It was a 17-10 game entering the 4th quarter. Houston had 7 pre-snap penalties, terrible special teams, etc. |
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is that guy stavros halkias
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1 Day left.
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From the Athletic NFL football podcast… The Chiefs defense has allowed one positive quarterback scramble on plays they’ve blitzed this entire season. ONE. And it’s largely because they zone blitz with eyes on the QB.
The Ravens are ****ed. |
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Also, it wouldn't surprise me if we lost to the Chiefs, but I don't think it will happen. Reid and Mahomes together is a terrific team. Lamar is also a different animal this season with a better cast of characters than he's had in previous seasons. I mean all he's had is Andrews prior to this season. 2019 we had Hollywood Brown (rookie) with a nail in his foot. Our best receiver was Willie Sneed and a half dead crabtree. |
Another 6 TD’s day coming for Mahomes?
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">The Chiefs are now 4.5-point underdogs at the Ravens at <a href="https://twitter.com/CircaSports?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@CircaSports</a>.<br><br>If that line holds, it would be tied for the biggest underdog Patrick Mahomes has ever been (+4.5 at PIT, Week 2 of 2018 season)</p>— Ben Fawkes (@BFawkes22) <a href="https://twitter.com/BFawkes22/status/1751318136631247349?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 27, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
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I think the Chiefs win and it will come down to the last drive
Chiefs 27 Ravens 23 |
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Is this the most insecure fanbase to shit talk this board?
After such a successful season, you'd think they wouldn't feel the need to travel to the enemies board and puff their chest out as much as they have. Like, there's excitement for your team and then there's all of this shit over the past week. |
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We are gonna win. If not I’m gonna say **** it and be grateful we have Mahomes for at least another 10 years. Let’s go Chiefs.
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Here is something to consider.
Scores at the half in the previous 4 matchups (ravens defensive ranking): 2018: 17/10 CHIEFS (2nd) 2019: 23/6 CHIEFS (3rd) 2020: 27/10 CHIEFS (2nd) 2021: 21/17 CHIEFS (19th) |
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Lamearm: Yo coach dawg, nahmean man… mu****as is rushin me in the backfield nahmean… ion No if you seein the shit I’m seein dawg nahmean man… yo dawg, we should start throwing to the
Baltimore OC & HC: God DAMNIT…. LAMEARM YOURE A ****ING GENIOUS!!! |
Mahomes career passer rating versus ravens defense: 119.1 (71.78% 12/2)
Lamar career passer rating versus the Chiefs defense: 78.9 (56.2% 4/2) |
The only team that Lamar has a LOWER passer rating against is the Steelers (66.8). And Lamar is 2-4 against the Steelers.
So hes 3-7 against the teams that he struggles passing the ball on. |
23-21 chiefs.
it's 23-15 and the ravens score a touchdown with only a few seconds left. chiefsplanet has a big, collective diarrhea. zay flowers then drops the 2 point conversion to end the game. sneed does the incomplete signal to his face. tony romo goes "oh my god, jim, how did he let that slip? hold on, let's look at the replay here." many purple tears begin to pour. taylor swift and momma kelce begin swag surfing. travis kelce screams "one more game, we aren't done!" into jim nantz's microphone. |
I'm got 20-17 on a Butker last second FG.
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Would sending corner blitzes at Lamar early and often be a bad idea? Force him to escape to one side of the field so even if he runs, at least he's not in the middle of the field where he's most dangerous. And it would force him to make quick reads which he would struggle at.
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They're gonna have to blitz to get pressure and we all know how it goes when you blitz Mahomes |
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Yes, Lamar Jackson is playing in a better passing scheme with better weapons than he has ever had. But the Chiefs have a much better secondary, too, with two All-Pro level corners headlining it and no easily exploited pieces. |
Re: the actual game, I am not concerned about Mahomes, or Kelce handling the confusing stuff the Ravens throw at them. My biggest concern is if the Chiefs WRs can read what's happening the same way as Mahomes and make the same adjustments/right adjustments. Does Rashee Rice run the hot when his guy comes off the corner? Does Noah Gray? Does Valdes-Scantling find open spaces in the secondary during the blitz, as the coverage rotates (and does he catch the ball like last week?).
Another and far smaller concern is how the Chiefs OL hands off defenders. With Thuney in there I'd have zero concern. Allegretti is a vet who knows Creed Humphrey well, but he doesn't have a lot of reps with Donovan Smith in live action. Hopefully he's ready. |
Remember last year when we went into SF and absolutely destroyed what I think was the #1 defense at the time. Until we shut it down late, we were averaging over 10 yards per play.
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I expect a close game, tied or one score at half time.
In the second half, when the mental pressure on the Ravens starts to increase, mistakes will be made and the Chiefs will win by 7-10 points. |
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The difference the last couple weeks has been staying ahead of the chains and, when someone does goof up (like the drops on the first two passes vs the Dolphins that got us in a 3rd and 10), can we overcome it to keep the chains moving (the Kelce conversion on that same opening drive). Again, I think your concerns are warranted and the Ravens will be disruptive now and then. If the Chiefs overcome those moments then we’ll be fine. If drives stall because of it then that will be a whole other story. |
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watch the Eagles game and look at what that did to Hurts (a smarter QB than Lamar) |
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Again you feasted on absolutely DOGSHIT QBs racking up cheap sacks and turnovers that an elite QB would avoid |
Ravens are soft. Prove me wrong...
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And yeah, this is very reminiscent of that game. It was pointed out before that game that many of those sacks came in about 3 games Against bad Qbs. |
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They're trying to sack the QB of the team that had the lowest sack percentage in the league even with all of its offensive issues, who has been consistently elite at not being sacked throughout his career. Throw in that he is protected by one of the better pass-blocking OLs in the NFL, and the prediction the Ravens will have to blitz to get him on the ground is pretty darn sensible. The only out here is that the Ravens are able to get Madubuike consistently whipping Allegretti. He's no Joe Thuney, but he's also a quality veteran with starting experience and just held up well against Ed Oliver last week. And has Creed Humphrey to his right for help if he needs it on pass sets. |
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Hello, Baltimore. <a href="https://t.co/TF4DH6Hoce">pic.twitter.com/TF4DH6Hoce</a></p>— Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) <a href="https://twitter.com/Chiefs/status/1751355949816635819?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 27, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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And who would assume the ravens benefited from injuries when they are such a consistently dominant playoff team. There’s simply now way a #1 seed ravens team would lose to an AFC South team in the divisional round with an MVP qb, right??? |
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ravens are 4th in sack rate. Guess who’s first? The Chiefs. Lamar is the 9th most sacked qb at 7.5% of drop backs. Mahomes is 2nd fewest at 4.3%. Who do you really think this favors??? Eagles didn’t sack Mahomes and the Chiefs got Jalen twice. And their pash rush was far surperior to the ravens. Y’all’s are coverage sacks. |
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The Chiefs are going to send blitzes, a lot of them. We get to see if the new and improved Lamar can beat press coverage on the level the Chiefs can play it. Or, if he can stay alive and run through the vacated lanes, that'll be how he gets 100 on the ground if it happens. |
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The Dolphins game two weeks ago was an example of a team that had no choice but to run the same blitzes repeatedly against the Chiefs. They had so many injuries that even though the blitz is a known death sentence against Mahomes, doing so was still better than not getting any pressure whatsoever with four and just letting Mahomes carve them up. The Ravens are in a completely different position. They get to the QB with four. Of course, that won't be enough. If all you ever did was bring four, that wouldn't amount to nearly enough pressure. So they will need to blitz occasionally. But it's not like any kind of blitz is prima facie dead on arrival against Mahomes. The thing you can't do is give him looks he has already seen on tape or in the game. But the Ravens have as deep and diverse of a playbook as there is in the league, and they will give him looks he hasn't seen before. He might still beat them, but it's not going to be spamming of the same blitz packages that he easily recognizes and brushes off. |
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Lamar is played in 5 and this will be his first AFCCG. He has 2112 regular season pass attempts and 158 postseason pass attempts. One of these guys is likely to see looks he's never seen before. And it's not Mahomes. |
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="in" dir="ltr">HBD to our guy, KT 🥳 <a href="https://t.co/6eqO7f0mlB">pic.twitter.com/6eqO7f0mlB</a></p>— Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) <a href="https://twitter.com/Chiefs/status/1751251212224106747?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 27, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
I don't know if anyone has seen the numbers but there is a CLEAR WEAKNESS in the Ravens defense that no-one is really talking about. And what is it you may ask?
QB RUNS!! Cj Stroud= 4 carries, 20 yards, 5 yards per carry DTR= 4 carries, 24 yards, 6 yards per carry Pickett= 1 carry, 16 yards Willis= 3 carries, 17 yards, 5.7 per carry Dobbs= 6 carries, 26 yards, 4.3 yards per carry and a TD Watson= 8 carries, 37 yards, 4.6 yards per carry Browning= 4 carries, 40 yards, 10 yards per carry ( plus Burrow had one carry for 7 yards before getting hurt so it was 5 carries for 47 yards total in that game between the qb's) Herbert= 4 carries, 47 yards, 11.8 yards per carry Lawrence= 4 carries, 41 yards, 10.2 yards per carry Darnald= 1 carry, 9 yards Tua= 2 carries, 14 yards, 7 yards per carry Obviously one scramble here and there can tilt the stats but look at those Browning, Herbert and Lawrence stats!!..and those are guys that are pocket passers mainly :eek: . I also remember watching that Browns game and Watson's runs late in the game to convert 3rd downs demoralised that defense. Other than Dobbs and Watson Pat will be the BEST runner they have faced this year...FACT. Meanwhile the Chiefs have faced FIELDS, HURTS AND ALLEN (TWICE!!). We also saw Browning, Herbert and Lawrence like the Ravens. So in reality we've had plenty of reps against tough running QB's, and also the ones who gave the Ravens problems. I honestly think Pat's runs could do a lot of damage tomorrow. Especially as Chris Simms already pointed out the Ravens DL haven't been great just rushing four. So they may need to send more guys which could open up rushing lanes. And lastly all three of their loses were at home. Is it a coincidence that the four times teams put pressure on them in that building they lost three and was taken to OT in the other? We'll see. |
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No he did not do that. Why you making up shit now, |
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Don’t throw him a party, he’ll drop it.</p>— EveryMorning Quarterback (@EMQpodcast) <a href="https://twitter.com/EMQpodcast/status/1751264004578722195?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 27, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
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