NFL GDT: 2023 AFC Championship Game: (1) Baltimore Ravens vs (3) Kansas City Chiefs

[jcs0218]

Well, here are her "tendencies". lol

That seems like way too many boyfriends for a 34-year-old woman to have throughout her adult life.

Big-time red flag.

 

[jcs0218]

Taylor needs a Super Bowl

Do you think she will get a Super Bowl ring if the Chiefs win?

 

[JetsWillFly4Ever]

You always end up with crickets when the inevitable question of 'If there's a uniform plan to stopping Jackson in the playoffs, why isn't it applied to the regular season? Don't teams want to win there too?'

This guy gets studied week in week out and multiple posters here pretend to have him figured out while he wins a million games and accolades. What people genuinely refuse to acknowledge because it doesn't make for good discussion (and this can apply to other QBs as well) is that playoff samples constitute a tiny amount of games, so you can read a bunch into them albeit rather stupidly. Lamar in 2018 after 6 starts is not the same as Lamar in 2020 is not the same as Lamar in 2023 with a different OC (and etc.).

It's a similar story with Purdy (who's excellent). Lamar did not have a good game and deserves his share of the blame, no doubt about it. I'd say that's about all you can say besides getting into individual plays.

In the playoffs you are playing the best teams, but to be fair the Ravens roasted some good teams in the regular season.

There is no easy answer to this question, but when it comes down to it, Lamar needs to prove it in the playoffs and until he does this will hang over his head. It happened to Peyton Manning before him, you have to prove it in the playoffs to lose the playoff choker label.

He can do as much as he wants in the regular season now and it will not matter. If he has another bad game and another loss he will be criticized heavily.

 

[hatterson]

Regarding the offensive play calling:



Lamar didn’t play great, but the offensive play calling was also a significant shift from their identity.

 

[Peat]

i don't get the whole "win if you force lamar to throw" thing. he won a number of games during the regular season doing exactly that, and against some good teams too

I mean it's not an instant win strategy. It's not like he can't throw the ball at all.

But it is the common thread in most games where he underwhelms. His most dangerous attribute is his legs. As a passer, he's fallible. I'm not going to say he's bad, or only average, or whatever, but whatever he is, he's a guy you can beat. Yeah he's also a guy who can beat you, but it beats letting him run a bunch.

 

[dahrougem2]

It was incredibly stupid how a run-first team in Baltimore completely abandoned the run against a great passing defense and below-average running defense.

Still a few days later makes absolutely no sense to me.

 

[CokenoPepsi]

Do you think she will get a Super Bowl ring if the Chiefs win?

I think it quite possible they'll make her a custom one.

It just too bad she can't afford a team yet

 

[PanthersPens62]

Over 55 million for Chiefs-Ravens AFC title game

A massive television audience of 55 million watched the defending champion Chiefs defeat the Ravens in the AFC Championship Game.

www.sportsmediawatch.com

And this is just the beginning.......the Super Bowl will break every viewing record on the books and it won't even be close thanks to Travis & Tay-Tay!!

 

[Unholy Diver]

Over 55 million for Chiefs-Ravens AFC title game

A massive television audience of 55 million watched the defending champion Chiefs defeat the Ravens in the AFC Championship Game.

www.sportsmediawatch.com

And this is just the beginning.......the Super Bowl will break every viewing record on the books and it won't even be close thanks to Travis & Tay-Tay!!

Finally the NFL figured out a scheme to get people to tune into the Super Bowl