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Lamar is insanely talented. Possibly the best football player in the NFL.I turned the game on just as the Ravens snapped the ball. I saw Jackson drop that pass to Andrews and thought to myself....hello overtime. Then I heard Nantz and Romo lose it and realized he dropped it.
That's alright, it's fine with me when Baltimore loses.
-Mike
I think you're half right. He does start to press in the playoffs. Thus the bad INT in the first half. The fumble was more forgivable in those conditions, IMO.Lamar is insanely talented. Possibly the best football player in the NFL.
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I'm sure I've said this in a post somewhere, some time.
When the pressure is on and the season is on the line Lamar fully stops trusting his teammates and his coaches and tries to win the game by himself.
It works 9 times of 10 in the regular season. That's why he wins MVP.
But it is so predictable he stops believing Henry can carry the ball best after halftime.
If Lamar could get his mind around this I have no doubt the Ravens could beat any team in a Super Bowl.
But as it stands today, The Ravens are going to get beaten in the divisional round next year too.
I don't hate Lamar or the Ravens. But they need to send him to a sports psychologist.
That was Baylor's Terrell Bernard ripping it from Andrews in the 4th. That might be the Bills defensive play of the game.I think you're half right. He does start to press in the playoffs. Thus the bad INT in the first half. The fumble was more forgivable in those conditions, IMO.
But he doesn't control Henry's carries, the OC does. And Lamar was actually pretty restrained tonight on the running front--six carries. And he had a pretty good passing game considering he was missing his #1 receiver. As for Henry, he was rolling in the second half. But Andrews' fumble killed a drive where Henry likely would have rang up more yardage vs. a reeling (at that point) Bills defense. And when the Ravens got the ball back for the final drive, Henry didn't line up for a single play until the 2-point attempt, where Andrews had that awful drop (his third of the game). The Ravens had 416 yards to the Bills' 273 and lost. Ugh.
As a Steelers fan, I have a strong dislike for the Ravens; but Lamar is a special talent. I'm with you regarding Daniels. Gotta' love that kid!Lamar is a good QB, but Daniels in DC is actually the QB many folks think Lamar is.
-Mike
Derrick Henry has definitely been a beast for them this year. I'd hate to be a 180 lb. cornerback seeing him snorting fire and running at me with head down and knees up! (Of course I was probably BORN at 180, so that's a moot point for me.).Lamar Jackson is one of the better QB's in the league, but I don't consider him great. He's had a hard time beating the 'never under 500' Steelers the last few years and only this year finally because of Derrick Henry. I'd have him as an 'oh yeah, this guy is good too' addition to the MVP conversation.
-Mike
Spoken like a Browns fan.I turned the game on just as the Ravens snapped the ball. I saw Jackson throw that pass to Andrews and thought to myself....hello overtime. Then I heard Nantz and Romo lose it and realized he dropped it.
That's alright, it's fine with me when Baltimore loses.
-Mike
I'm OK with that. I don't like the Bills at all. I want to see Mahomes get three in a row. For reasons.