Lamar Jackson is “mad” that the Ravens’ potent offense did not make the Super Bowl.
The quarterback’s career postseason record is now 2-4.
Awed by Jackson’s “excellent season,” John Harbaugh
When a spot in the Super Bowl was on the line, Lamar Jackson acknowledged he was unhappy that the offense that carried his club to the best record in the NFL during the regular season would not click.
Before Sunday’s AFC Championship Game against the Kansas City Chiefs, the Ravens had won each of Jackson’s previous seven starts, scoring 33.9 points per contest on average during that time. However, the offense only managed 10 points in the game against Kansas City and made three mistakes, including a Jackson fumble and interception.
The favorite to win MVP this season, Jackson, expressed his frustration following Sunday’s 17-10 loss to the Chiefs, saying, “We’re upset.” We didn’t write anything on the board, sorry. We managed one goal. That is not who we are. The ball was driven down the field by us.
That’s awesome. However, we have to record points on the board. However, I think that my team is just angry—we’re not frustrated, just angry. We understand the effort it took to get here.
On Sunday, Jackson had several good moments, one of which was a touchdown throw that he caught just in time to avoid Leo Chenal’s sack.
However, he was not nearly as fluid as he has been for the majority of this season against a Chiefs defense that was suffocating. With Sunday’s loss, Jackson’s postseason record is now 2-4, which feeds the doubts of those who think he becomes less impressive in the spotlight. In his playoff career, he has had eight turnovers and four touchdowns.
John Harbaugh, his head coach, stated that he is not concerned about a player who is still only 27 years old.
Harbaugh stated, “I instructed him to stand up straight.” “He’s had an incredible season, and he gave a heartfelt performance today. He went out there and gave it his all in the fight. Therefore, I don’t think I would be let down by anything.
With the opportunity to win the Super Bowl four times in five years and become the first team to win the championship twice since the New England Patriots in 2004, the Chiefs are in the middle of things.
Quarterback Patrick Mahomes of the Chiefs stated, “You don’t take it for granted.” “You never know where to look or how many opportunities you’ll have.
After everything we’ve been through this season, it’s really wonderful to do it with these guys. Guys getting together is something very unique. However, I told them, “The job’s not done.”
Right now, we need to get ready to take on a strong football club in the Super Bowl and attempt to win that ring.