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Lamar Jackson leads the Ravens back from the dead, RJ,

beating the Colts 3125 in overtime,

but failing to cover the number.

Okay, so first question, how unlikely was it?

If you look at the various projection models online, about 25 to 1 against.

So Ravens to just win the game were about 4% at their low point.

Now, we all know the bookies are dastardly.

Cockerotees, as they say, you would have gotten, if you shopped 10 to 1. So let me think, 25 to 1, 10 to 1 seems about right for the

bookies. Still a nice payoff. As you think about quick answer here, AJ, as you think about

that game at its low point, does 25 to 1 seem right?

Does 10 to 1 seem short?

What's your gut feeling?

Probably somewhere in the middle.

I was thinking probably about 20 to 1 when Lamar fumbled and it went back the other way.

They thought it was gone for a touchdown, but it ended up not being quite returned for a touchdown.

But that moment where

they were knocking on the door, they were at the one yard line, about to get back in the game,

and Lamar fumbles, it felt like that was basically it. That's AJ Hoffman. We are straight out of Vegas.

To me, Lamar's performance is a big red underline on a bigger narrative, a very important narrative for the Ravens

with their playoff potential.

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