This version of the ravens

[O.city]

Styles make fights.

This current version of the ravens style just isn’t capable of fighting the chiefs.

And props to htisimage. Dude had this one nailed

[Megatron96]

Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19

One thing I hadn’t thought much about: Baltimore didn’t even turn it over last night. Still got clobbered.

I was kind of thinking about the above this morning.

The really scary part for the rest of the NFL is that the Chiefs destroyed the 2nd best team in the AFC without playing anything like a perfect game. And it was never really close, in spite of the fumble, the kick return gaffe, the turn-over on downs, etc. And without two starting OLs, a starting CB, a starting DE, and so on.

The rest of the NFL can't look at this game and say to themselves, "well, the Chiefs just had one of those extraordinary days where they played a perfect game, and the Ravens just were unlucky enough to be on the receiving end of it."

That's not what happened at all. The Chiefs played really well on both sides of the ball, but not perfect, not even close. The Chiefs made plenty of mistakes, that most teams in the NFL would've paid for dearly against the Ravens, but the Chiefs just shrugged it off.

So every team in the NFL that has the Chiefs on their schedule in 2020, or any team that thinks they're going to the playoffs, right now has to be thinking, "what do we have to do to beat the team we just saw destroy a team that habitually destroys nearly every other team in the NFL?"

It'll be interesting to see just how the best teams in the league plan/prepare for the Chiefs going forward from today.

[pugsnotdrugs19]

Originally Posted by staylor26

Lamar fumbled before the half, but it didn’t lead to points because Butker missed the FG.

Yeah forgot that one my bad.

Could’ve very easily throw two picks and lost a fumble there on the sideline that squeaked away.

Point being, they played a pretty clean game in that way and it still was so bad.

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by Simply Red

htismaqe has been one of the more knowledgeable posters around here since y2k, n00b.

You seem nice!

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by Megatron96

I was kind of thinking about the above this morning.

The really scary part for the rest of the NFL is that the Chiefs destroyed the 2nd best team in the AFC without playing anything like a perfect game. And it was never really close, in spite of the fumble, the kick return gaffe, the turn-over on downs, etc. And without two starting OLs, a starting CB, a starting DE, and so on.

The rest of the NFL can't look at this game and say to themselves, "well, the Chiefs just had one of those extraordinary days where they played a perfect game, and the Ravens just were unlucky enough to be on the receiving end of it."

That's not what happened at all. The Chiefs played really well on both sides of the ball, but not perfect, not even close. The Chiefs made plenty of mistakes, that most teams in the NFL would've paid for dearly against the Ravens, but the Chiefs just shrugged it off.

So every team in the NFL that has the Chiefs on their schedule in 2020, or any team that thinks they're going to the playoffs, right now has to be thinking, "what do we have to do to beat the team we just saw destroy a team that habitually destroys nearly every other team in the NFL?"

It'll be interesting to see just how the best teams in the league plan/prepare for the Chiefs going forward from today.

Exactly. They played really great at times but it was far from a "perfect" game. And it was a straight up beat down. Good times are ahead. Good times, indeed.

[DRM08]

Originally Posted by Megatron96

I was kind of thinking about the above this morning.

The really scary part for the rest of the NFL is that the Chiefs destroyed the 2nd best team in the AFC without playing anything like a perfect game. And it was never really close, in spite of the fumble, the kick return gaffe, the turn-over on downs, etc. And without two starting OLs, a starting CB, a starting DE, and so on.

The rest of the NFL can't look at this game and say to themselves, "well, the Chiefs just had one of those extraordinary days where they played a perfect game, and the Ravens just were unlucky enough to be on the receiving end of it."

That's not what happened at all. The Chiefs played really well on both sides of the ball, but not perfect, not even close. The Chiefs made plenty of mistakes, that most teams in the NFL would've paid for dearly against the Ravens, but the Chiefs just shrugged it off.

So every team in the NFL that has the Chiefs on their schedule in 2020, or any team that thinks they're going to the playoffs, right now has to be thinking, "what do we have to do to beat the team we just saw destroy a team that habitually destroys nearly every other team in the NFL?"

It'll be interesting to see just how the best teams in the league plan/prepare for the Chiefs going forward from today.

Was pretty much A+ from Mahomes & Defense mixed with F- on special teams. A strange mix. I’m just glad the mistakes by Butker & Darwin did not cost them the game. It only cost them about a 14 point swing on the scoreboard.

[Easy 6]

It's nothing dozens of us haven't already said, but Dan Patrick pegged them today with one word... frontrunners

Put them in a hole and the entire scheme crumbles... because Lamar isn't a passer with the ability to dig out big chunks consistently

If they can't get up quick then ground n pound you, they're screwed... put Jackson on the Titans and you'd get the same damn thing