BALTIMORE – Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens once again clashed with the Kansas City Chiefs, ending their 14-game regular season winning streak with a 34-20 loss in Monday night’s footballa lama, leaving them feeling deprived of their cap.
Asked how the Ravens could be deterred from hitting the Chiefs, Jackson intervened, saying: “Our cryptonite.”
Jackson fell 0-3 against the Chiefs after passing the worst 97 yards of his career. He is 21-1 against the rest of the NFL in the regular season.
Governing NFL MVP, Jackson has completed passes of% against other teams1 teams with a total QBR of 316..9. Against Kansas City, he connected with 58.5 QBR on his 53% throw.
ESPN According to statistics and information research, the Chiefs closed their game by blitzon Jackson on his drop 35% dropbacks, while according to ESPN statistics and information research, it was 29% compared to all other teams.
“It simply came to our notice then [2019 divisional playoff] To be honest – that’s all, “said Jaks.
The Ravens (2-1) became the hottest team to enter the NFL on Monday. They did not lose a regular-season game in almost the entire calendar year (their previous defeat was against the Browns on Sept. 29, 2019). Baltimore led halftime in 11 straight games and did not advance to the second half at any stage in 13 consecutive games.
But Patrick Mahoms and the Chiefs made touchdowns on their first five drives to take a 27-10 lead in the second quarter. Baltimore closed 27-22 in the fourth quarter, but Kansas City responded to left-hander Eric Fisher with a 2-yard touchdown pass to seal the victory.
“I’m really looking forward to getting the right to try to face them again,” said Ravens defensive end Calais Campbell. “I’m very confident that if we play the game that we’re supposed to, we can hang out with those people.”
Despite Week Week, this loss could be a setback for the Ravens in January. Baltimore’s chances of gaining the No. 1 seed and home-field advantage in the playoffs have dropped to 35%, while Kansas City’s chances have risen to 43%.
Now, the Ravens have to wonder what it would take to beat the Chiefs if they met in the postseason.
“They beat us. They executed us. They organized the game for us. They beat us,” said Ravens coach John Herbfe. “Tonight that’s the story. The big picture stuff, all this, I don’t know. They’re better, obviously. They’re a good football team at the moment on time.”
The Ravens slipped to first place in the AFC North for the first time since the 15th week of 2018, trailing the Pittsburgh Stilters (3-0). Which ended a 21-week length with a minimum share of lead in the department.
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