Lamar Jackson let the media/critics get to his head

[Max Power]

Letting outside noise affect your game? Sounds like choking.

 

[Surreal]

Everybody gotta plan until....you know the rest

He's an athletic Dak tho Dak is a better passer

 

[L&HH]

What a bizarre and unexpected performance. Was the moment too big brehs?

He’s been pretty much a let down in the playoffs. It is what it is.

 

[Green Ranger]

Ain’t nobody care about these excuses b

It's everyone else fault it's not Lamar fault
It's the critics fault he didn't run enough
It's the critics fault for the fumble & pick
He tried staying/moving around in the pocket hoping that dudes would get open like with the TD to Flowers. The cheifs kept all his play maker & kept him in check

 

[bear27]

I agree.
It was Lamar Jackson's fault that Zay Flowers fumbled at the 3-inch line.

It was his he threw into triple coverage in the end zone though

 

[Remote]

I agree

Every body just wants to hate and criticize.

The Chiefs are a great team and it's not like they played in a way where they deserved to lose to Baltimore so I don't understand why everyone acts like this was Lamar's failure.

I said in a thread weeks ago that the Ravens weren't positioned to be SB favorites because of their roster construction and injuries. And that got tossed aside. Anyone with a brain knew this outcome was possible.

And for the criticism of that INT, yeah. Sure. Bad throw. But did it ever occur to anyone here that maybe he doesn't make such a risky throw if Flowers never fumbles and the score is 17-14? No, right? Because a lot of you just want to assume the worst in Jackson.

These hot takes in here are always so bad.

 

[I'm Blackman]

bottom line he played horrible

missed open throws

game killing pick in triple coverage

refusal to use your biggest weapon...your legs.

 

[Dr. Narcisse]

No reason for him to abandon running the ball like this.

Everytime he dropped back in the 2nd half, those gaps were available for him to pick up yards on the ground.

Unless he's hurt and doesn't want to run, he switched who he is as a player to appease the media narrative about him.

That and poor coaching. Inexcusable to have just 6 runs from the RBs.

 

[Big Boss]

Right now lamar a regular season QB

 

[klientel]

Worst part is Lamar gonna get the MVP....

That regular season ass award just gonna remind him he aint shyt in the playoffs

 

[jaydawg08]

KC got an early lead and Monken threw the game plan out the window

If they even had a game plan. I couldn't tell what they were trying to do.

Edwards got the ball 1 time during their scoring drive and ran the ball 15 yards on that carry..... Monken saw that and didn't go back to him.

I honestly don't even understand what they were trying to do

 

[The_Sheff]

I agree.
It was Lamar Jackson's fault that Zay Flowers fumbled at the 3-inch line.

Nope!

If it’s Josh Allen fault Diggs can’t catch then it’s Lamar fault Flowers is a goof.

 

[MoshpitMazi]

Lamar a running back.

 

[Big Boss]

I agree.
It was Lamar Jackson's fault that Zay Flowers fumbled at the 3-inch line.

Lamar had 2 turnovers himself

 

[mastermind]

Every body just wants to hate and criticize.

The Chiefs are a great team and it's not like they played in a way where they deserved to lose to Baltimore so I don't understand why everyone acts like this was Lamar's failure.

I said in a thread weeks ago that the Ravens weren't positioned to be SB favorites because of their roster construction and injuries. And that got tossed aside. Anyone with a brain knew this outcome was possible.

And for the criticism of that INT, yeah. Sure. Bad throw. But did it ever occur to anyone here that maybe he doesn't make such a risky throw if Flowers never fumbles and the score is 17-14? No, right? Because a lot of you just want to assume the worst in Jackson.

These hot takes in here are always so bad.

It comes down to most people being casual fans and not realizing it or accepting it.