Let's Talk About Baltimore (AFC Championship)

[SHOWTIME]

Headed back to the AFC Championship Game!!!! Discuss.

[DRM08]

Originally Posted by OneWinningDrive

No disagreement. The interesting part is that Lamar had a significantly lower interception rate than Mahomes this year. Lamar isn't Josh Allen whatsoever; he was fourth in the league and protects the ball. You rarely see the strip sack too. Both of those things tell you he was pressing. Part of that might be pressure or whatever; who knows. But what I can say is getting out to an early lead against the Ravens is very rare and puts them in positions they almost never play in. I feel like the Chiefs knew that and went hard at the very beginning on script to establish that dynamic.

Very few QB’s are able to play from behind. It’s really, really hard to do it. Even Brady and Montana lose about 60% of the time when trailing by double digits. Throw in that the Chiefs have a pretty good defense this season compared to previous years, so it’s that much harder to pull off the comeback.

[Ming the Merciless]

Originally Posted by OneWinningDrive

I'm psuedo representing the Ravens fanbase, that's why I'm here. Believe me, it's not because I want to spend time around you brain dead ghouls.

brain dead? you thought Lamar Jackson was going to defeat Patrick Mahomes II .
Then you made an account here to make a bunch of posts and argue about it. Now you're back here making up excuses as to why you need to simp for a bunch of ravens fans.

face it you're the brain dead one

or

you're in love with Chiefsplanet


pick one

[rfaulk34]

Originally Posted by Bearcat

Rainbow throw to wide open guy on a broken play, with an ability to avoid the sack.
Rainbow throw to wide open guy who then gets a taunting call (lol).
Good and hilariously lucky play to complete a pass to himself.

...besides that, man there's just nothing there in the pass game. Some props that he does tend to look down field and doesn't 100% focus on taking off when he gets out of the pocket. A lot of inaccurate throws. He did make one nice throw under pressure in the 4th quarter on that cross/slant that was incomplete.

The offense was almost completely reliant on broken down plays that getting defenders out of position, so a linebacker is chasing your receiver 30 yards down field, or so you have open field to run.

He's a supremely gifted athlete. The best at QB ever. But to even try and say he's 'developed into a good pocket passer' is utter bullshit. He simply does not read a defense and throw the ball to a spot, based on the defensive look, in 2.5 to 3 seconds, unless he's throwing a quick slant or flat on a 3rd or 4th and short.

He simply doesn't do it. Give him credit for being able to avoid a rush and complete passes 5 seconds after the snap but don't ever try to shove 'he's becoming a good pocket passer' up my ass.

[DrunkBassGuitar]

hell yeah I love it when rfaulk starts beefing with other teams fans

[Oxford]

Originally Posted by FringeNC

Baltimore is going to lose a ton of guys. Lots of free agents. This was their best chance. Sure, they have a great coach and great GM and will be around but doubt they are ever this good.

So are the Chiefs

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by rfaulk34

He's a supremely gifted athlete. The best at QB ever. But to even try and say he's 'developed into a good pocket passer' is utter bullshit. He simply does not read a defense and throw the ball to a spot, based on the defensive look, in 2.5 to 3 seconds, unless he's throwing a quick slant or flat on a 3rd or 4th and short.

He simply doesn't do it. Give him credit for being able to avoid a rush and complete passes 5 seconds after the snap but don't ever try to shove 'he's becoming a good pocket passer' up my ass.

Suh.

Vant.

[Pablo]

Originally Posted by OneWinningDrive

Hey, man. Just FYI, I'm like two more dumb posts away from ignoring you. Not a threat, just telling you right now. You're a Bengals fan on a Chiefs board who is @ing me to try to impress the Chiefs fans here and trying dunk on me after my team lost. I'm simply not going to engage with that. Thanks.

Credit for showing back up for real.

No other fans do that

[Pablo]

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

Suh.

Vant.

Probably the smartest football player we've ever had the fortune of watching tbh

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by JohnnyHammersticks

Kudos for showing up. Sincerely.

Nah.

He can go fist his mother. Because he and the rest of the ravens fans that infected the joint are about as bright as that special needs RB they have taking snaps for them.

[OneWinningDrive]

Originally Posted by Ming the Merciless

brain dead? you thought Lamar Jackson was going to defeat Patrick Mahomes II .
Then you made an account here to make a bunch of posts and argue about it. Now you're back here making up excuses as to why you need to simp for a bunch of ravens fans.

face it you're the brain dead one

or

you're in love with Chiefsplanet


pick one

I'll pick ignore and literally never read a single one of your posts again. Go ahead and leave me more negative reputation even though I'm coming back after a loss and discussing the game on the merits, I bet it makes you feel real powerful.

[rydogg58]

Originally Posted by OneWinningDrive

People insist that one Super Bowl win will change absolutely everything for Lamar's legacy. Which I don't disagree with. But if we're projecting SBs 10+ years into the future with Mahomes, and Lamar is younger than Mahomes, then Lamar has quite a long time to pick up that SB that will supposedly change what people think about him. Sure, Mahomes has proven he can do it. But the Ravens/Lamar have proven they'll repeatedly put themselves in situations that give them as good of a chance as any.

Lamar's Legacy. Sounds like a charity organization. So, now that it's going to be at least another 380'ish more days before Lamar can do SB stuff, is that what his legacy is? "Maybe Next Season- Lamar's Legacy, because he's always got next year!"

[irafreak]

Originally Posted by Pablo

Credit for showing back up for real.

No other fans do that

He's here representing the ravens fan base or some nonsense....dude needs a hobby.

[FringeNC]

Originally Posted by Whogotitbetter

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.

This comment aged well.

[ThaVirus]

Originally Posted by OneWinningDrive

I'll pick ignore and literally never read a single one of your posts again. Go ahead and leave me more negative reputation even though I'm coming back after a loss and discussing the game on the merits, I bet it makes you feel real powerful.

[OneWinningDrive]

Originally Posted by rfaulk34

He's a supremely gifted athlete. The best at QB ever. But to even try and say he's 'developed into a good pocket passer' is utter bullshit. He simply does not read a defense and throw the ball to a spot, based on the defensive look, in 2.5 to 3 seconds, unless he's throwing a quick slant or flat on a 3rd or 4th and short.

He simply doesn't do it. Give him credit for being able to avoid a rush and complete passes 5 seconds after the snap but don't ever try to shove 'he's becoming a good pocket passer' up my ass.

Do you watch film on Lamar? And even if you do, what qualifications do you have to appraise what you're looking at? If you ask literally any professional analyst, they'll tell you that Lamar does know how to read a defense. So why should I take your word for it if you don't watch film on him and even if you do you don't know what you're looking at?

Just purely based on logic, if Lamar didn't know how to read a defense, he wouldn't be in the NFL. If all it took to play quarterback was being a supremely gifted athlete and throwing a slant/flant, there would be far more athletic players at the position than a guy who is 6'2", 216 lbs., and runs a 4.4. That's not an athletic marvel. Which is where the whole "savant" thing comes in as much as people here want to laugh at it.