Billy Corben

Right, and the thing that's happening to them at the end of these games, look, it happens all the time in the middle of the game, but it doesn't have the consequence that it does at the end of the game when then the clock runs out and you're trailing.

But for whatever reason, Lamar Jackson, and again, I lump Harbaugh in that category too because we're talking about play calling and clock management there as well, which was not good at the end of the game on Sunday night.

I think that then we notice it a whole lot more because then the clock runs out and they've lost.

That was Peyton Manning, right?

That was Peyton Manning's whole career.

He can't win until he finally does.

But the difference that I find with the way Buffalo loses these playoff games and the way Baltimore loses these playoff games, Buffalo's not losing these playoff games.

And then we look at Josh Allen and we're like, wow, he wasn't any good.

Josh Allen is great in these games.

But Josh Allen is great in these games, but okay, the other quarterback, he outplayed him.

They made the plays again.

When Lamar Jackson and the Ravens lose in the playoffs, more often than not, we're looking at Lamar Jackson like, wow, he wasn't very good.

Just one time.

Yeah.

Just one time.

But also in these close one score games that you're talking about here, you have to play mistake free.

And they have a quarterback and a coach who are apparently really good at being mistake free late in these tight games.

No, we'd all be applauding the game the Ravens had.

But also, you would agree that Lamar Jackson's at the place in his career now where nothing good can come of the regular season.

We have to wait until the playoffs, and that's when something good can happen for Lamar Jackson.