Good morning, unless you're a lions or a ravens fan, but it is time to skip the BS.

It's time for undisputed. It's time for Keeshaun Johnson and Richard Sherman and I to talk about two championship

games in which the home team stunk in the first half, snapped out a mid-the-second half. The difference was, of course, the Ravens

were trying to come back on the Chiefs and featured Bachelors to Travis Kelsey in the NFL's second best defense,

while the 49ers were able to score 27 straight

second half points on the lions who ranked 23rd in points allowed and who hadn't

won a playoff game in 32 years in a road

playoff game in 67 years. So congrats to the cheese, congrats to the

Niners, and congrats to Richard Sherman for correctly predicting that matchup.

A rematch of a Super Bowl Richard played in four years ago in Miami

when his Niners lost to the cheese.

Much more on that game a little later in the show but let's start

with yesterday's first game she's 17 ravens 10 in Baltimore

a devastating loss for two-time m.

m. d.

Lamar Jackson.

Richard, you called it.

Did it play out exactly as you expect?

No, no, I cannot say it played out exactly as I expected, skip.

But it did play out how I expected to a degree.

Both defenses played really well both offenses had moments you know you saw early on

Lamar Jackson to say flowers on the scramble action you expected Lamar to make some plays with his

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