The Boston Celtics social media team put up a Hall of Fame performance last year and it looks like they have decided to take it to an entirely new level this year.
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Chiefs 17, Ravens 10 Takeaways
1) The Ravens offense didn’t show up, and nobody escapes blame.
2) It starts with the OC. Todd Monken abandoned the run from the jump. He made no adjustments that worked. Might have been his worst called game.
3) Lamar Jackson had a couple heroic plays, but outside of that was off on the deep ball. He was sack-stripped early, and then the backbreaker was the INT in the end zone.
4) The offensive line got bullied.
5) Zay Flowers was one of the few WRS to show up, but he let his youthful inexperience show with a taunting penalty and cutting his hand in frustration. He fumbled at the 1-yardline. Killer.
6) The team was undisciplined all day. They had five 15-yard penalties.
7) Speaking of penalties, the refs were completely one-sided. A lot of calls were correct. It was the call they didn’t make against KC. It favored the visitors most of the day.
8) The defense started off very shaky, but clamped down. Giving up 17 points to Mahomes and Co. is nothing to be mad about. Eventually the unit broke in the end, but it was bound to happen with no offense going on the other side.
9) Kyle Hamilton was a standout all day. He’s special.
10) When two heavyweights are going head-to-head, it’s your superstars that make the difference. Mahomes and Kelce made plays. Ravens didn’t.
11) This is a heartbreaker for Baltimore. Everything was right in front of them. Home game. More complete team. It’s gonna sting for a while.
Peyton Manning when he won 2008 NFL MVP vs Lamar Jackson through 15 games:
Peyton Manning
4023 total yds
28 TD
12 turnovers
66.9% comp
95.0 QB RT
12-4 record
Note: Warner & Rivers had more yds/TDs
Lamar Jackson
4143 total yds
24 TD
13 turnovers
66.3% comp
97.2 QB RT
12-3 record
BREAKING: Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown has agreed to a five-year, $304 million supermax contract extension with the franchise, per sources. This is the richest deal in NBA history, negotiated by agent Jason Glushon.
Fully guaranteed, with a trade kicker. No player option.