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Hello and welcome to the show everyone.'s going to be a quick one just because I'll do a quick recap of the Saturday games and we got to get out

just to get this uploaded ahead of the 3 o'clock game between the Texans and the Chiefs.

So obviously we're going to be talking NFL.

Last night we had Baltimore getting knocked out by the Titans and the big story of the day.

I mean, listen, Tennessee went into Baltimore and punched the Ravens in the mouth and the

Ravens just had no response to it. You know people can try to criticize Lamar

Jackson for turning the ball over, but realistically, when Derek Henry shows up and rushes 30 times for 190 yards, that's the story of the game. The Titans ran the ball whenever they wanted,

the Ravens couldn't stop them. When the Ravens try to run the football, Mark

Ingram was clearly compromised by the calf and the Titans were winning the line of scrimmage.

You know, to me it seemed as though the Titans had a read on the snap count for Baltimore because every time Baltimore is trying to snap the ball, you know, they're getting shut down.

I mean, point blank, I think that they probably ended up tipping something off with the snap count based off of what the Titans

had picked up on the regular season and they were beaten Baltimore offensive line to the point of attack,

almost every single run play.

It was not a good look.

So yeah, it basically the Baltimore got completely out of their element and could not get any sense of momentum

so yeah it's it's problem. It is absolutely a problem and you know

Baltimore is going to look at this as a missed opportunity because again

post-season time you usually try to have at least a few tricks up your sleeve in terms of play selection, but realistically, it was just a lot of the same from Baltimore's end of things.

And as I said, the receivers couldn't get open.

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