[Eleazar]

The 4th quarter began with the Zay Flowers fumble, we take over with 14 minutes left. We did nothing risky and still got two first downs because of the Kelce reception and the roughing the passer penalty on Clowney.

By the time we punt, there's only 10 minutes left and the Ravens still need two scores. And they start on their own 1 yard line. That is just a killer. No problem with being conservative there. What's the problem with that outcome?

We lay back on defense, give the Ravens the short stuff, and down two scores they spend 4 of the remaining 10 minutes getting down to our 25 yard line. Even if they get points there, I would guess we're still >90% to win. But Lamar throws an interception.

Chiefs ball, 6:45 left. We're up 2 scores. We do nothing risky and take the clock down to 5 minutes.

Bad break that the Ravens get a big return and start at midfield. But they still need two scores with a stop in between, and their offense hasn't done anything we haven't given them. They are so far behind the 8 ball now that the big return doesn't hurt us much. They spend half the remaining time getting a field goal.

We worked the clock down masterfully from the start of the 4th to 2 minutes, Chiefs having the ball needing only a first down, the Ravens needing a stop AND a desperate touchdown drive with almost no time left. And we'd have pinned them back deep again.

They needed two scores in the 4th quarter and we only gave them about 6 minutes to do it with 2 long fields and one short. This plan worked exactly as it was supposed to. We choked them out like a friggin' boa constrictor.