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I hope the team doesn’t feel that way for a second. I want them going in expecting to win, not just being happy to make it this far. |
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Given they obviously use the regular season as one long preseason. |
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Now Baltimore has it as they also get KC at home and Jackson has to deal with the pressure of beating the Chiefs and Mahomes. KC is the hunter right now vs the hunted. That is a much better position to be in. |
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Spags copied Fangio's cover 2 shell blueprint that made Mahomes struggle in 2021. 2 deep, cut off the deep pass and force the QB to make long drives and not make mistakes.
Allen made the plays in the red zone 2X to Shakir but never at any other moment. I bet he does the same thing to Lamar. <blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">.<a href="https://twitter.com/Chiefs?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@Chiefs</a> gameplan was perfectly executed. Bend but dont break. <a href="https://twitter.com/Bills?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@bills</a> had 0 explosive plays. They were not going to get beat deep. Forced a lot of checkdowns and scrambles and got the most important prize. The W. <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/BaldysBreakdowns?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#BaldysBreakdowns</a> <a href="https://t.co/7MEq5CRH1X">pic.twitter.com/7MEq5CRH1X</a></p>— Brian Baldinger (@BaldyNFL) <a href="https://twitter.com/BaldyNFL/status/1749461468892803316?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 22, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
I feel like the Ravens are like the Chiefs when we beat the Texans back in 2015. That was the Texans. These are the Chiefs. No reason for us to be afraid.
Doesn't mean we can't lose, but I firmly believe we will win. If I'm wrong...meh. It happens. But I just think this team is clicking and in full playoff mode...and they go to the Superbowl at least half the time they go to the playoffs... No reason to believe we can't win this game. |
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You don't defend them the same. You're single high all day because Lamar can't throw the ball outside the numbers well. Josh does that in his sleep. |
Lamar can't throw outside. It's all the crossing stuff, or broken plays.
But the strength of the defense is the secondary. And we cannot play Smith man to man because he will eat us alive running. Josh is a big bruiser but Lamar is dynamic and that is way way way harder to contain. The best game I can remember where someone did this, was Philly against Atlanta the year the Vick was crushing everyone similarly. They played a mush rush, and kept the lanes closed down, and forced Vick to pass. And he couldn't. I need to go find that game now.... |
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And if it does happen, WHICH TBH IT WILL??? OH BABY |
Here's the game.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B20v...l=JamieJohnson Philly held the Falcons to 3 points, Vick to 30 yards rushing and two picks. No tuddies. Lamar is very similar to Vick in his prime and both guys really wait for lanes if the first 1-2 reads aren't there. So I'm really interested to see how Spags cooks this one up. |
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Local baltimore radio were joking on the Chiefs. Very confident in a blowout.. They seem to think they've already won the SB and it's just a formality. Bizarre coming from a franchise that's 2-3 in the playoffs with Lamar compared to a team with Mahomes (13-3). Somebody needs to send the Chiefs clips of these clowns.
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Yeah, we have seen the Chiefs do a lot of mush rushes against Josh Allen, so we know they have that trick in their bag for sure. Makes sense to do it with Lamar Jackson also. Watching the Ravens a bit again today, I just don’t see much difference in Jackson as a passer. He has better weapons and a more pass friendly scheme, but he still gets inconsistent when he’s moving to throw, and he still struggles throwing outside the numbers. |
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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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Kincaid and Shakir are up and coming, but lets not pretend they are studs yet. Baltimore's weapons are Bona Fide by comparison to the Bills. If anything their production is more indicative of Jackson's limitations than his ability to produce. Jackson is a special player with the ball in his hands, but last I checked, running backs don't win championships. Any weapon is going to struggle to produce by traditional metrics when your QB distributes the ball all of 28.5 times a game in his FAR AND AWAY most pass-oriented year. So yea, I do think the Raven's weapons have their hands tied, and all things being equal, are on par with, if not better than the Bills. I guess its a good thing Lamar is a good running back. It really elevates his team. |
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Just a reminder of how quickly Lamar chews up yards when he does decide to run. And damn, Fred Warner wasn't even close to touching him here.
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Besides this being yet another ridiculous Lamar play, what cracks me up about it is Fred Warner on a dead sprint thinking he's just going to line Lamar up in the open field. <a href="https://t.co/riJttaPUVA">pic.twitter.com/riJttaPUVA</a></p>— Ryan Mink (@ryanmink) <a href="https://twitter.com/ryanmink/status/1740047508070633602?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 27, 2023</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
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This team is a completely different animal in the playoffs, and I don't know why that's so hard for some people to grasp. |
I referred to the "house money" as well. I feel like the AFC championship game was played in Buffalo last night. I really do. IMO Josh Allen is the 2nd best quarterback in the league and it isn't really a close 3rd. Allen played a near flawless game and left everything on the field and it still did not matter. A stadium full of Bills fans who knew that was the biggest game in their stadium in the past 30+ years poured their hearts and souls into that game and it still did not matter. I feel like that was the biggest obstacle left in our way. By far.
We are witnessing history. Mahomes is an absolute unicorn. He is the best quarterback that will ever play the game. His "over my dead body" mentality and downright refusal to let his team lose in these playoff moments is paralled in history by only Michael Jordan. I think our team knows we have the baddest MFer on the block and they are going to play free and loose from here on out. No more dropped passes. No stupid ass penalties. No turnovers. Jump on Mahomes' back and go secure the greatest dynasty and 6 year stretch the league has ever seen |
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My question is this...IF Mahomes beats the Ravens and heads to the SB (which I want please!) does Mahomes get the League MVP? Beats Tua, wins on the road to Allen, then again on the road vs. Jackson. Leads his team to a back to back SB AGAIN! Does he win the League MVP?
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Lamar has won the MVP with 99.9% certainty, deserving or not |
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Did pretty well last night watching it all shake out for 3 quarters, but then was stressing the **** out at the swing from going up 10 and thinking they had the game won to turning over the ball. Not expecting any of that this weekend, outside of maybe stressing the **** out in key late moments and then letting it go..... and not because it's some kind of psychological ploy to prevent it from happening if I say 'house money' enough times. |
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They key to this game is going to be a quick start to the first half. We typically are a much better 2nd half team than we are a 1st half team
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And Spags has already beat Lamar twice with lesser Chief defenses.:shrug: |
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Too slow at RB, OL was missing a couple key players. It was too much especially with Baltimore very rested. |
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Someone go to a Ravens board and tell them the White Stripes are pure garbage
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Keep Toney and Skyy on the bench and we'll win! Oh yeah...don't call any plays in which Hardman gets the ball
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I agree with your overall point but I honestly would probably take Flowers at this point over Diggs. Diggs looks washed to me. But no WR scares me vs this secondary. Lamar is a great athlete but I think our LB's (assuming Willie is good to go) matchup really well with him. I am weirdly much more confident about this game than I was the last one. |
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My biggest concern is being mentally and physically ready next week. I'm pretty sure we're 0-3 after beating the Bills in the playoffs.
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On paper Baltimore seems like a difficult matchup for KC. KCs defense is great but they are better against the pass than the run and Baltimore wants to run. Baltimore is said to have an elite defense but they are designed mostly to be able to stop the pass and they let up a similar ypc as the Chiefs.
Baltimore is good at forcing turnovers and the Chiefs have one of the worst turnover differentials in the league. I just still like our chances alot despite all of this. Dont know why. It might have something to do with us being the Kansas City Chiefs. |
Two games is still too little a sample size. The first Bills game was an example of "win the battle, lose the war" as the injuries to our O line from that game where just too much to overcome. The second time (Bengals meltdown game) you can argue a part of the problem was running out of emotional gas. I don't think Mahomes makes that mistake again. Also, looking back on the game yesterday, the team never panicked, never seemed out of it, just seemed like dudes taking care of business. Andy's talk about how the team interacted on the sideline supports that. I don't think the exhausted much more emotional energy yesterday than they would during any other game.
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Man, for some reason (maybe the one you pointed out but I was nervous about the last game) I feel really good about this game. Of course the Ravens can win, they're a good football team but in some ways, I feel like our LB's are the perfect match for Lamar. Furious George and his non stop motor will help as well. If our O line holds up (no easy task) I think we win this game. |
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They looked amazing against the Bengals in the first half of the '21 AFCCG... had nothing to do with a :13 hangover.
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Rams scored 31 points and had over 400 yards of total offense vs the Ravens defense.
Cleveland scored 33 points and had 178 yards rushing vs their defense. The Rams and Cleveland ran the ball well in both of those games… both games in Baltimore. |
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">3rd and 13 - Ridiculous <a href="https://t.co/rGQWaN4Bex">pic.twitter.com/rGQWaN4Bex</a></p>— Erik Turner Cover 1 Jefe (@ErikJTurner) <a href="https://twitter.com/ErikJTurner/status/1749418159902228966?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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“You serious, Clark” |
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