RAVENS OFFENSE DISAPPEARS IN AFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME LAW & ORDER 

I just hope this melt down in the AFC Championship Game leads to a major change for this team

@@beltway95sports So frustrating; the team keeps having these learn-from-mistake moments, such as Zay Flowers committing two major flaws in one drive, the taunting add then the goal-line fumble! The team abandoning the run? I thought they learned that lesson in 2019? Last year it was Huntley fumbling at the goal line vs Cincinnati that got returned for a touchdown. Wow! In Buffalo two seasons ago, it was Lamar throwing a pick-six as we were driving for a touchdown. Damn. Are the Ravens jinxed? Is Harbaugh and/or Lamar inept? The defense adjusted and rose up vs Kansas City, they did their part. The offense disappeared and in such a close game, at home, producing only 10 points is highly disappointing and unacceptable. The Ravens lost 3 of its 5 games, by the score of 17-10, and getting swept by Pittsburgh adds insult to the ineptitude. In 2006, 2019, and 2023 the Ravens should have been/could have added 3 more Lombardi trophies. A mind is a terrible thing to waste; Superbowl-winning rosters are a first cousin.

@@darnellmiller1215 the sad part is this will probably happen again

@@beltway95sportsThe rumor is if you don't learn from your past you are bound to repeat it. Listen, when Lamar and the team were going through all of that stalemate drama, I was hoping the team would trade him, or a team would swoop in and offer him a contract and the Ravens got draft pick comp. I was basically ready for that "major change" you mentioned earlier. Lamar is easy to root for and I appreciate his talent, but we've been there and done that with his playoff failure routine and for that matter, even his regular season preview of mistakes to come. He shows us what we are in store for come winning time. Lamar is topsy-turvy. CJ Stroud is going to be better. Anthony Richardson, unless that shoulder injury bites him in the ass long term, is going to be a problem. I don't know, I assume Lamar is here for the duration but if I'm the Ravens, I draft a quarterback every year from here on out, not necessarily in the first round but a mid-round arm just to provide some type of security and option. At some point, Lamar is going to become stale and it will be time to move on and away from...maybe that time was last offseason and maybe this is why no team stepped up and offered him a lucrative deal, they were basically saying Lamar is the Ravens problem to deal with, let them break the bank and wish upon a star.