68.3 and 13

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(01-17-2021, 02:47 AM)BmorePat87 Wrote: Tough break for the Ravens, but Lamar isn’t to blame for that loss. I understand the urge to blame the QB, and we know Black QBs get even more scrutiny, but it’s a team failure.

As Kurt Warner’s recent tape analysis revealed, there’s a coaching failure with route running and the offensive scheming makes no sense. He credits that to a lot of Lamar’s struggles to develop as a passer, though Lamar certainly needs to improve.

Give Lamar blame for the pick, but it’s a team failure when you let them return it for 101 yards. Zeus Jr clearly didn’t even try to make a tackle. Despite that, he could have led them on another drive, but the o line is a mess. Your QB shouldn’t be scrambling and getting concussed because of errant snaps, and basic pressure looked like an all out blitz.

The Bills supported their QB by getting him the best WR available. The Ravens have never done that.

Wild winds made the GOAT kicker look like Billy Cundiff.

Only shining star was the defense that only allowed one scoring drive out of the Bills territory.

The Bills balled harder. I hope they take it all.

Team failure is what Dalton supporters would always cite, and to an extent it's true. Fans will almost always excuse the QB, but at some point you need to be able to take a good, hard look at how a QB plays in the playoffs and lamar doesn't play well. 

I know Flacco started off slow but he was a good pocket passer that was able to improve with experience. I don't see Jackson improving in that way because he relies on his legs too much.