Others have mentioned other things about the Ravens, but I just want to mention that the refs missed two nasty leg-whip trips by them. One I've only seen from a photo, but the other I saw in real time, when one of them whipped his leg around to prevent Chris Jones from ringing up a safety, right about knee level, but slightly above. Maybe in Baltimore they think that's just good, clean fun, but elsewhere, it's considered much, much dirtier. Knees are careers.
When I was a kid I watched the Dallas Dynasty. I remember thinking we will never be that good as a young Chiefs fan and then they hired the coach I was wishing we could get. Andy Reid is the best coach in the NFL and he has turned a good college football player into the best quarterback in the NFL maybe one day the goat! I went to the superbowl in Miami and watched something special being born! This is becoming not just a dynasty but they are becoming legendary! To all the fans and teams that Mahomes keeps destroying I’m not sorry I’m proud to say he is our quarterback 😂 better luck in the next 15 years
I agree , I feel like this Super Bowl here puts KC in that dynasty conversation, unparalleled success in the last 4-5 years in the AFC, the best QB in the league and for the foreseeable future one of the best coaches ever… it’s a lot either way
@@YellowjacketGTO honestly I don’t think it ends the convo they lose , they’re still the team to beat in the AFC and the best team of the past 5 years but i definitely appreciate your perspective
NFL didnt show other things, refs missed several holds that the ravens had on the chiefs plus they had a lot of dirty plays too. More than what they showed. Ravens showed no discipline on either side of the ball honestly.
Should have been a safety, when chris jones was tripped in the endzone. Alot of holds on jones most of the game. And never called. But we had a TD taken away on a picky hold call. Ball dont lie tho! We running it back!
There are several reasons why the Ravens are not able to win the big ones. The Ravens are an undiciplined team (needless penalties), they have a quarterback who makes poor decisions at critical times (sacks and untimely passes), Jackson seems to always be looking for the “big” play instead of taking what the defense gives him, and they have a head coach who has trouble playing against better coaches. One thing that would really help is if they would move Jackson to a wide receiver position and bring in a quarterback with a little more experience in winning. This might allow them to move to the next level. While the Chiefs didn't play their best, they did win. The definition of a really good team: Even when they play poorly, they still figure out a way to win the important games. By the way, Lamar and Patrick have been in the league the same number of years. Lamar's playoff record is now 2-4. After another Super Bowl win, Patrick's playoff record is 15-3. I think that's case closed on who the real MVP is. I hope the Ravens have a good season again next year. But if they don’t make some serious personnel moves, they will find themselves in the exact same predicament.
The Ravens defense played great until it was time to get the ball back with 2 minutes on the clock snd Mahomes completed a 3rd and 9 to win the game. On 3rd snd 9. The best defense should have stopped that
Loved your reactions!!! Yeah lamar catching his own pass was hilarious however its the playoffs bro, that was luck!😂 Ya cant be playin so wreckless in the big boy games 😂 luckily it worked out for ya that time lol our Chiefs played a much better game, see ya next season Lamar!
As a Chiefs fan, I disagree, at least to an extent. OK, quite an extent, but firstly, the man can run an offense at a better than average level, the RB stuff, block adjustments, etc., and he's an extremely competent game manager. Yes, he's still got a ways to go, and his legs are his biggest threat, but he obviously knows his legs are on a short timer, and his motivation there is pretty obvious. He's not a glorified RB, he's a legit QB, and one you can't blink too much against. That said, literally the better team won, and I'm elated we're going for the rematch of the century (so far). Let's go, Chiefs!
@@YellowjacketGTO Considering that there are still those who believe Tyreek Hill broke his son's arm (while he was out of town), some never will. But here's the thing, the ones who never accept are always the loudest and most obnoxious minority. The ones that are harder to notice are fans like me, and presumably you, who can see past reputation and narrative, and see where things currently are. In fact, it was the very derision of him by many fans that motivated me to keep an eye on his development. Still, at the time they had a point, so I watched his passing game as it developed. Now we're here, and I stand by my assessment of him. Always nice to have a reasonable discussion on the internet, thank you for this one.
@@bookman7409 I cringe at the lack of ability to hit tight passes. Its just not there for him. His vision is a tad lacking as well. Sometimes its coaching and game plan but there was guys open over the middle against the chiefs and he never through the ball. All i get told is he can run. Yeah ok well running QBs like him last as long as dogs that chase cars.......!!🤣
@@YellowjacketGTO Yeah, you aren't wrong. Leaving out his legs, I'd describe him right now as a less experienced version of Kirk Cousins, good enough to be a starter, but not good enough to carry a team through a crisis game. That said, I still like Lamar, because I've seen him progress as a passer over the seasons. I also think he still has some ceiling as a passer, due to his coaches all along not focusing on his passing game. That puts him years behind the curve, but that's a lot of learnable/trainable stuff to improve. If he doesn't elevate his passing over the next season, I'll revisit where I think his ceiling is. For now, he's a decent, but not spectacular passer who has to run well to win the tough games, and is still dangerous. Mahomes' first TD to Kelce is not in Lamar's passing ability, but very few playing right now are consistently that accurate. We shall see.
The Chiefs are literally a different team in the playoffs 😭
That catch kelce made, is probably one of the best hes ever had.. i completely lost my sht when i seen it #ChiefsKingdom#runitback
🤝 Go Chiefs‼️
Chiefs dominated more than those highlights showed
Kelce numbers was crazy way before Mahomes even got there.
Others have mentioned other things about the Ravens, but I just want to mention that the refs missed two nasty leg-whip trips by them. One I've only seen from a photo, but the other I saw in real time, when one of them whipped his leg around to prevent Chris Jones from ringing up a safety, right about knee level, but slightly above. Maybe in Baltimore they think that's just good, clean fun, but elsewhere, it's considered much, much dirtier. Knees are careers.
this the first time they played in the playoffs
When I was a kid I watched the Dallas Dynasty. I remember thinking we will never be that good as a young Chiefs fan and then they hired the coach I was wishing we could get. Andy Reid is the best coach in the NFL and he has turned a good college football player into the best quarterback in the NFL maybe one day the goat! I went to the superbowl in Miami and watched something special being born! This is becoming not just a dynasty but they are becoming legendary! To all the fans and teams that Mahomes keeps destroying I’m not sorry I’m proud to say he is our quarterback 😂 better luck in the next 15 years
No. If they win again then edging into dynasty area.
I agree , I feel like this Super Bowl here puts KC in that dynasty conversation, unparalleled success in the last 4-5 years in the AFC, the best QB in the league and for the foreseeable future one of the best coaches ever… it’s a lot either way
Andy Reid.
@@dmillionaire if they lose. It ends the convo. A great team but.
@@YellowjacketGTO honestly I don’t think it ends the convo they lose , they’re still the team to beat in the AFC and the best team of the past 5 years but i definitely appreciate your perspective
Dude. Love those sound effects.
NFL didnt show other things, refs missed several holds that the ravens had on the chiefs plus they had a lot of dirty plays too. More than what they showed. Ravens showed no discipline on either side of the ball honestly.
Should have been a safety, when chris jones was tripped in the endzone. Alot of holds on jones most of the game. And never called. But we had a TD taken away on a picky hold call. Ball dont lie tho! We running it back!
There are several reasons why the Ravens are not able to win the big ones.
The Ravens are an undiciplined team (needless penalties), they have a quarterback who makes poor decisions at critical times (sacks and untimely passes), Jackson seems to always be looking for the “big” play instead of taking what the defense gives him, and they have a head coach who has trouble playing against better coaches. One thing that would really help is if they would move Jackson to a wide receiver position and bring in a quarterback with a little more experience in winning. This might allow them to move to the next level.
While the Chiefs didn't play their best, they did win. The definition of a really good team: Even when they play poorly, they still figure out a way to win the important games.
By the way, Lamar and Patrick have been in the league the same number of years. Lamar's playoff record is now 2-4. After another Super Bowl win, Patrick's playoff record is 15-3. I think that's case closed on who the real MVP is.
I hope the Ravens have a good season again next year. But if they don’t make some serious personnel moves, they will find themselves in the exact same predicament.
That last PI wasn't a flag because it was uncatchatble. Lamar basically threw it away.
Even if they get a touchdown it changes nothing but the score
The Ravens defense played great until it was time to get the ball back with 2 minutes on the clock snd Mahomes completed a 3rd and 9 to win the game. On 3rd snd 9. The best defense should have stopped that
Bunch of Cheap shot artists who F'ed around... and found out.
Enjoy the off season.
Exactly. Ravens were thugs
@daveeyde9622 You told no lies 😂
😂😂
They did the offsides on purpose sonit wasn’t first and 5 that’s why it was personal foul
Loved your reactions!!! Yeah lamar catching his own pass was hilarious however its the playoffs bro, that was luck!😂 Ya cant be playin so wreckless in the big boy games 😂 luckily it worked out for ya that time lol our Chiefs played a much better game, see ya next season Lamar!
#ChiefsKingdom 😂😅😂
#ChiefsKingdom
Putting jackson in the top QBs in the nfl is funny. Mid pack is what he is. Exposed every playoff shows what he is. A flashy runner average passer.
As a Chiefs fan, I disagree, at least to an extent. OK, quite an extent, but firstly, the man can run an offense at a better than average level, the RB stuff, block adjustments, etc., and he's an extremely competent game manager. Yes, he's still got a ways to go, and his legs are his biggest threat, but he obviously knows his legs are on a short timer, and his motivation there is pretty obvious. He's not a glorified RB, he's a legit QB, and one you can't blink too much against.
That said, literally the better team won, and I'm elated we're going for the rematch of the century (so far). Let's go, Chiefs!
@@bookman7409 People simply do not want to accept what he is. How long does it take??
@@YellowjacketGTO Considering that there are still those who believe Tyreek Hill broke his son's arm (while he was out of town), some never will. But here's the thing, the ones who never accept are always the loudest and most obnoxious minority.
The ones that are harder to notice are fans like me, and presumably you, who can see past reputation and narrative, and see where things currently are.
In fact, it was the very derision of him by many fans that motivated me to keep an eye on his development. Still, at the time they had a point, so I watched his passing game as it developed. Now we're here, and I stand by my assessment of him.
Always nice to have a reasonable discussion on the internet, thank you for this one.
@@bookman7409 I cringe at the lack of ability to hit tight passes. Its just not there for him. His vision is a tad lacking as well. Sometimes its coaching and game plan but there was guys open over the middle against the chiefs and he never through the ball. All i get told is he can run. Yeah ok well running QBs like him last as long as dogs that chase cars.......!!🤣
@@YellowjacketGTO Yeah, you aren't wrong. Leaving out his legs, I'd describe him right now as a less experienced version of Kirk Cousins, good enough to be a starter, but not good enough to carry a team through a crisis game.
That said, I still like Lamar, because I've seen him progress as a passer over the seasons. I also think he still has some ceiling as a passer, due to his coaches all along not focusing on his passing game.
That puts him years behind the curve, but that's a lot of learnable/trainable stuff to improve. If he doesn't elevate his passing over the next season, I'll revisit where I think his ceiling is. For now, he's a decent, but not spectacular passer who has to run well to win the tough games, and is still dangerous.
Mahomes' first TD to Kelce is not in Lamar's passing ability, but very few playing right now are consistently that accurate. We shall see.
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Ggs