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If it's even 150% with Aiyuk, CMC and Kittle vs. the Packers, Purdy is going to struggle like mad. It's crazy to me that people actually hold this guy out as an MVP candidate when we've seen time after time after time that if he doesn't have EVERYONE healthy, he's a trainwreck. Deebo went down and the offense just fell apart. Because Purdy is a joke. |
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Gonna end tragically though. MFer, it’s hard to win rings in this league. |
Like Detroit is trying to secure the biggest win in franchise history Sunday, if they do it’s going to be an incredible celebration.
And then they are guaranteed to run into a ****ing buzz saw in Vegas. It’s not fair. |
Does anyone out there honestly trust Lamar Jackson in this spot? Do we honestly think he is going to stay as disciplined and make as many plays as Josh Allen made last night? Stop the run and make Lamar make decision after decision after decision in the passing game. A strip sack and a couple interceptions are in store mark my words.
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Other than that, they've played 2 of the best offenses in the NFC (who moved the ball well), and a broken Dolphins team. |
We need to not have Dickerson active
He’s not good. We’re gonna have to stop the run, may be time go with Buggs and Ferrell |
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I think the Ravens will take the cheese and lean into their running game think we're soft. You have to throw to beat the Chiefs. It has almost always been that way. Even when we lost to the Titans in '19, it was Tannehill making plays at the end that won it. |
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Good test for KC's linebackers. Somebody has to spy Jackson. Meanwhile, Isaiah Likely is an above average athletic TE. It'll be interesting to see how Spags deals with that dynamic. Hopefully, Gay is healthy.
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Glad they started trying to throw at the end. My nightmare was they would just keep getting first downs quick and score a TD without any time on the clock. Passing is what killed them. |
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If they don’t bring reinforcements in along that interior, Ravens will attack early and throughout |
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Look at the entire history of the Mahomes era. When do we get beat by teams piling up rushing yards? If the Ravens think they can go run-first and beat us, good luck. It never works. They'll win TOP but not the game. Spags dared the Bills to run and dink and dunk and they took the cheese. The lack of big plays bit them in the ass in the end. |
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The Ravens have played 10 home games, 7 of them are playoff teams and all 10 had winning records. The average score was 32-17 and they have a +151 point differential. They also have the highest weighted DVOA of all time through this round of the playoffs. |
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Ravens have always dominated NFC under Lamar for whatever reason, and they did again this year. The AFC games are generally competitive.
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I wish Wharton didn't get hurt last year because he was coming along. |
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Here are the <a href="https://twitter.com/NFL?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@NFL</a> Championship Weekend referee assignments. <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/NFLPlayoffs?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#NFLPlayoffs</a> <a href="https://t.co/Ooy6FQJawV">pic.twitter.com/Ooy6FQJawV</a></p>— NFL Football Operations (@NFLFootballOps) <a href="https://twitter.com/NFLFootballOps/status/1749507295577563266?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 22, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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If the NFL is rigged, no way do they pass on Taylor Swift at the Super Bowl
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Patrick Mahomes' 4 games vs. the Ravens:<br><br>2018: 377 passing yards, 2 TDs<br>2019: 374 passing yards, 3 TDs<br>2020: 385 passing yards, 5 TDs<br>2021: 343 passing yards, 3 TDs <a href="https://t.co/zCBODITGlT">pic.twitter.com/zCBODITGlT</a></p>— NFL (@NFL) <a href="https://twitter.com/NFL/status/1749493028493123967?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 22, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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Run all day, just don't let Lamar loose on obvious passing downs to pick up firsts.... that's really all that hurt last night. We ALWAYS get super worried about the run game, but I'm sure Spags and every defensive coordinator out there will let teams run to a large extent to keep the passing game in check. It's just the opposite of the outdated "establish the run"... there's no such thing, no decent coordinator will suddenly stop defending against the pass. See: Bills hero ball last night after all their rushing and short yardage stuff... didn't fool the Chiefs once. |
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I know it doesn’t actually matter, but is anyone else a little relived we dropped that last game to the Ravens?
I’d hate to give them extra motivation to finally get over the hump vs the Chiefs. Also, don’t want our guys assuming we’ll beat them just because. |
CEH has put on the extra girth to make sure the ball won't leave the security of his succulent rolls. It's time for redemption.
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Early line is over 44.5.
I'm all over that one. |
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I need to find the clip but I posted the highlight reel of him as a Lion vs the Ravens earlier this year. Dude was destroying the Ravens OL. They couldn't move him at all in the run game |
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Smith is a fantastic draw for the Chiefs-Ravens. And Blakeman working the NFC title game means he's ineligible for the Super Bowl. Which means no Cheffers, no Blakeman for that game. Dream scenario, really. |
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Yep Ravens are good no one’s denying that. You are the one on a Chiefs message board trying to talk with the fan base about your team, good luck sorting all that out. Chiefs are good too and it will be a good matchup. I think that’s why we are playing for the AFC this weekend. All talk about games before this one are meaningless. Even your record of beating teams with 10 wins with the way the afc was this year honestly that’s not shocking at all. See all the great teams that lost in PO before including your ravens in what was that 2019 ?Whenever you had the 1 seed and choked that away. Good luck on Sunday. |
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HOME teams an #NFL worst 4-12 with Smith in 2023
HOME team with a 43% win percentage in Smith's career |
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They're also the first defense in history to lead the league in sacks, PPG and Turnovers. They're good, I think they're propped up a bit by getting teams at favorable times. |
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Now at this point it's different the focus is there. |
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not sure about that logic. also we will have #50 back |
If we can get up on the Ravens and force them to be one dimensional the game is over
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I completely disagree with that Lamar is more difficult than Allen take, Lamar isn't in Allen's world as a passer, that throw to Shakir is something that Lamar couldn't dream of making.
Lamar also isn't going to truck defenders or get physical, he's going to be shifty and avoid hits. If you make Lamar uncomfortable his mechanics go to shit and that weird side arm motion he does starts sailing balls all over the place. |
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I trust Mahomes more than Lamar to make a comeback if needed, but it won’t be easy. |
Smith, Queen, and Hamilton can all cover. It’s gonna be quite a matchup for Kelce
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In terms of proven Super Bowl contenders though.... not much besides splitting the Bengals with Burrow hurt in the game they won and beating the 49ers, and regarding the latter, I guess good luck picking off Mahomes 5 times. Of course, most of the proven SB contenders fell apart at some point this season... the NFL was trashier than normal this year, so it's damn near impossible to get a good feel for most teams. |
We all know the Bills defense was injured last game and that benefited the Chiefs. But this offense was clicking on a different level than what we've seen pretty much all year.
Even if you take away the obvious busted coverages, the receivers were in-sync with Mahomes. Penalties were not an issue. Mahomes wasn't barking at players to run routes differently. Balls were caught. The offensive line played amazing against a healthy and deep Bills defensive line that rotates in fresh guys. This offense is peaking at the right time, which really just means executing the simple stuff. |
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That 49er game is a fluke.
49ers moved the ball well and stayed in that game despite Purdy throwing so many picks. If they even settle for field goals on those drives or punt and force the Ravens to drive the field, it’s a completely different game. All of the Ravens TDs came with great field position. |
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Let's Talk About Baltimore (AFC Championship)
Harbaugh is a classless operator who routinely runs up the score which makes it appear that they ‘crushed’ teams
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Offense clicked when it needed to. Style points be damned. Besides, we lost starters on defense during the game. |
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I think this is a 60/40 game for the Ravens. The Chiefs have a real shot, and the X factor is always Mahomes.
But part of the reason the Bills couldn't hang with us when we had the ball was their entire second level of their defense was awful, which threw the entire defense off. The Chiefs best weapons are intermediate threats, and that's exactly where the Bills are weakest. The Ravens' strength is intermediate coverage. Along with all the heat they put on QBs, it makes them very hard to roast unless you have a smart QB (check!) and great deep field threats (no check). Offensively I'll be fascinated to see what adjustments Spags makes against the run game. I'd like to see what he did against the Eagles in the Super Bowl last year, and have Bolton sit on Lamar in that RPO. I trust our secondary to slow down the Ravens weapons, though not shut them down. But Harbaugh has been on a heater this year, and his offenses have been four steps ahead of the defense all season. If Mahomes/Reid can engineer a couple successful drives early and stall up the Ravens, I can see the Ravens going one dimensional and struggling. But any lead is going to be hard to maintain against their defense, and any smart defensive plan can have a hole poked in it by a crazy QB scramble. I'd take the Ravens over the Chiefs in this game, but the Chiefs have a very real shot at the upset. |
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It will be the same in Baltimore if the Chiefs win. It's not an upset. Just par for the course in the Mahomes era. |
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Tweets are bending me over. This must be what it feels like for the Bills trying to overcome Mahomes. |
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Good thread. TLDR Mahomes has dominated the top ranked defenses.
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">This Sunday will be the 7th time Patrick Mahomes has faced off against the league's top-scoring defense (through 15 games - attempting to exclude end-of-season start/sit shenanigans) in his career. Here's a thread of how the previous 6 games went:</p>— Taylor Witt ���� (@Taylor_Witt) <a href="https://twitter.com/Taylor_Witt/status/1749521082078359768?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 22, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
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