***** The Official Chiefs vs. Ravens game day thread*****

[big nasty kcnut]

it game time.

Passing Yards
KC BAL
P. Mahomes L. Jackson
51-79, 513 YDS, 5 TD 38-49, 479 YDS, 4 TD

Rushing Yards
KC BAL
C. Edwards-Helaire L. Jackson
35 CAR, 176 YDS, 1 TD 23 CAR, 99 YDS

Receiving Yards
KC BAL
T. Hill M. Brown
10 REC, 145 YDS, 2 TD 10 REC, 143 YDS

Baltimore temp game time will be 74⁰ partly cloudy.

[MAHOMO 4 LIFE!]

Does anyone know the stat when Lamar is behind in a game? What’s his wins vs losses?

[Mecca]

Lamar Jackson reminds me a lot of Colin Kaepernick in the sense that he was in that Roman offense and put up these huge numbers going all the way to the SB, but dude was never the best QB in the league.

[smithandrew051]

Did you know Lamar Jackson has only completed 20+ passes in a regular season game 5 times?

He’s also completed 15 or fewer as a starter 12 times.

[FloridaMan88]

Originally Posted by MAHOMO 4 LIFE!

Does anyone know the stat when Lamar is behind in a game? What’s his wins vs losses?

Since Lamar Jackson became the Ravens starting QB midway through the 2018 season, he's never led them to a comeback win when they've trailed in the fourth quarter.

His only comeback win when trailing in the SECOND HALF of a game was against the Bengals/Andy Dalton in 2018, and that comeback took place when trailing in the third quarter.

[pugsnotdrugs19]

Originally Posted by Ravens213

How was his training camp? Liked him a lot when I was “scouting” players the ravens could possibly draft. Queen gets all the attention for us but Malik Harrison is our other rookie ilb and he’s going to be really good. More of a thumper/run stopper.

No one really knows cause of the COVID regulations.

The Chiefs put out some clips of him making plays at practice and lead us to believe that he would be a day one starter... but nothing so far.

They’ve either been keeping him under wraps for two weeks, or they want him to get a better grasp on the defense.

[DRM08]

Originally Posted by KCChiefsFan88

Since Lamar Jackson became the Ravens starting QB midway through the 2018 season, he's never led them to a comeback win when they've trailed in the fourth quarter.

His only comeback win when trailing in the SECOND HALF of a game was against the Bengals/Andy Dalton in 2018, and that comeback took place when trailing in the third quarter.

I'd say Lamar and his teammates deserve a lot of credit for kicking butt early in games. You would rather win like that than get off to slow starts and have to pull off crazy comebacks.

[smithandrew051]

Here’s my question.

If Jackson is a top 10 passer, then why the **** would any coach have him run so many times? Why risk an injury to your QB if he’s perfectly capable of beating teams from the pocket?

It takes one freak play to end your season, but Jackson still had 17 rushing attempts in Week 16 against the Browns (who weren’t even any good).

Postseason? Sure run him all you want (even though 20 attempts only amounted to 12 points against the Titans). Regular season against the Bengals in Week 6? Why the **** would he run 19 times?

And no these aren’t all scrambles. Plenty are designed runs.

[MAHOMO 4 LIFE!]

On a side note, we will probably be behind again this game

[BlackOp]

Here is how last season's match-up played out... w/o Hill.


They have added Peters and lost Earl Thomas...Tyreek demands two defenders. Something has to give...and Chiefs role players (Hardman/Williams) had good games...as well as Kelce.

I'm looking at Harmadn/Kelce/CEH to be big...and Hill eventually, if they leave Humphrey on him, singled up.

Is this time CEH shows in the screen game?...they blitz 47%.

[smithandrew051]

Originally Posted by BlackOp

Here is how last season's match-up played out... w/o Hill.

They have added Peters and lost Earl Thomas...Tyreek demands two defenders. Something has to give...and Chiefs roles player (Hardman/Williams) had good games...as well as Kelce.

I'm looking at Harmadn/Kelce/CEH to be big...and Hill eventually, if they leave Humphrey on him, singled up.

Is this time CEH shows in the screen game?...they blitz 47%.

And to clarify, that’s Darrell Williams. We also didn’t have Damien Williams for that game.

[Ravens213]

Originally Posted by smithandrew051

Here’s my question.

If Jackson is a top 10 passer, then why the **** would any coach have him run so many times? Why risk an injury to your QB if he’s perfectly capable of beating teams from the pocket?

It takes one freak play to end your season, but Jackson still had 17 rushing attempts in Week 16 against the Browns (who weren’t even any good).

Postseason? Sure run him all you want (even though 20 attempts only amounted to 12 points against the Titans). Regular season against the Bengals in Week 6? Why the **** would he run 19 times?

And no these aren’t all scrambles. Plenty are designed runs.

First of all QBs are more susceptible to get hurt in the pocket than they are out of it. Also your logic just doesn’t make any sense. He’s good at both so why not do both?

[Ravens213]

Done hijacking your thread. It was nice talking to very few of you haha. I’ll be back if we win and you’ll never see me again if we lose. Hope everyone stays healthy. Go ravens.

[ptlyon]

Originally Posted by Ravens213

Done hijacking your thread. It was nice talking to very few of you haha. I’ll be back if we win and you’ll never see me again if we lose. Hope everyone stays healthy. Go ravens.

Where's my crab cake recipe dammit?

[ToxSocks]

Originally Posted by Ravens213

I’ll be back if we win and you’ll never see me again if we lose.

Yeah, we saw a lot of that last year too.

[Munson]

Originally Posted by Ravens213

Done hijacking your thread. It was nice talking to very few of you haha. I’ll be back if we win and you’ll never see me again if we lose. Hope everyone stays healthy. Go ravens.