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Possible. I think the Chiefs are in for a bit of a reset. Kelce is decking hard at this point. I wouldn't be shocked if he retires. They need weapons. They should benefit from Rice taking the typical rookie to 2nd year leap but the rest of their WR/TE group needs some serious work.

It's not just pressure. It's pressure and excellent coverage. The Ravens are the best D in the league for a reason. We made everyone the best D in the league for that week.

They had a terrible day against probably the best defense in the league. That's a really bad combo.

More seasoned. More talented. Just plain better. The difference in the trenches were the main thing. The Ravens' lines just dominated both sides of the ball.

Just enjoy the game. Don't do this cope bullshit.

It just feels like the successes come easy for the Ravens. Where as every positive play the Texans manage feels like they were scrapping and clawing for every inch of it. In other words, the Ravens are just the better football team.

It's hard to hang in there when you're getting dominated in the trenches all game long. If the Ravens don't start turning it over or blowing coverages or giving up more special teams TDs it's gonna be hard for them to lose.

The Ravens are just the better football team. Honestly they're gonna have to blow it to lose this game.

The difference in talent in the trenches is about as stark as I've seen in an NFL game. Baltimore owning the LOS on both sides of the ball.

I don't know what that was. That was way too cute and slow developing when you're struggling to block. How did you expect protection to hold up for all of that?

The Texans offense is just really limited. They can't run the ball at all and they're rolling the pocket on most passing plays because they're struggling to block the pass rush too. Rolling the pocket means you're effectively cutting the field in half. They finally break a good run. They really needed that.

At. All. They could have Barry Sanders at RB and it wouldn't matter. The Ravens are just owning the LOS.

Now that was a really nice play by Schultz. Bad drop earlier but that was a nice catch on not a great pass.

The Ravens' dominance of the LOS cannot be overstated.

And that's what happens when you blow chances against great QBs. They usually make you deeply regret those blown chances.

Texans blowing some chances here. Should've knocked down the pass on that 1st down conversion and should've picked off the next ball.

What was Lamar so pissed about there? That was weird. Gotta think someone screwed up not pulling to block or something.

It's the downside of being the media darling team that gets hyped to no end every single year. All of your good players are stars and want to be paid as such.

I think the Pack blew their wad last week.

Missed it. I didn't understand all this talk about a FG in the bag with a 47 yarder in these conditions. That 3rd down play was rushed. Stroud should've been a little more patient and put a better ball out there. The play was there. Probably wouldn't have moved the sticks but would've made a 47 yarder 41 or 42 yards.

That's a HUGE 3rd down conversion.

How many false starts are the Texans gonna have today? Good grief. You can't win putting yourself behind the sticks constantly with procedural stuff.

Well, well, well...

The Ravens are dominated the LOS on both sides of the ball. That's a good recipe for winning football games.

The Ravens just seem better. Everything is coming easier for them.