Welcome into the lounge presented by Draft Kings. A somber day here at M&T Bank Stadium as the Ravens fell to the Kansas City Chiefs.

17 to 10 in the AFC Championship. And a result that none of us predicted here today, obviously a brutal loss for the Ravens, too.

I think we all felt we're a team of destiny going to the Super Bowl

and just fell short in one of their most frustrating offensive performances of the year.

Yeah, I mean, I'd say it's the worst offensive performance of the year.

And I thought that the quote that resonated with me in the locker room and talking

with players was actually from Ronnie Stanley.

And he said, you can be the better team, but you have to be the better team on game day.

And I felt like that's how I'm looking at this.

I don't think the Ravens played their best game.

They did a lot of things that were uncharacteristic of them.

We'll get into all of that and as a result the

chiefs who have been there done that showed that they were up to the challenge and i think that that

and if i were to sum it up and distill it into one reason as to why we can talk about the football

things but to me the chief's familiarity and comfort in this

situation honestly made the difference yep i totally agree with that six straight trips to the

aFC championship for the chiefs and it showed it was the ravens first uh during the lamar jackson

era and you know they they uh they they they the chiefs didn't beat themselves, and the Ravens did.

The Ravens had three turnovers. That was pretty much the story of the game. They ended up with more total yards in the Chiefs, more yards for play than the Chiefs.

But they had three turnovers and the Chiefs had zero. The Ravens had penalties that cost them, just, you know, unnecessary penalties that cost them.

The Chiefs made the big plays in the most critical situations when it mattered.

Countless third downs, fourth downs that they converted, especially in the first half of this game,

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