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Chiefs 27 Ravens 20

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Final a heck of a game tough loss for the Ravens and Lamar he two open throws to tie the game and made bad throws and the Ravens lose. He makes a great throw on the last play of the game but the toe was out of bounds. At least with a win Sunday the Bengals can get a game up on the Ravens after the first week.

Harbaugh was going to go for 2 and I think they would have won the game.  Tough loss by centimeters.  

That was fun.

You are right, @16thBBall Fan. That last play will get all the attention, but the two blown opportunities the plays prior will eat at you if you're a Ravens fan.

I didn't feel like either team had their fastball, though Baltimore was putting it more out there with Lamar running the ball as much as he did. He's obviously an electric runner, but the Ravens are more dynamic when he pushes the ball downfield. What did Collinsworth say coming out of the break? The average completion distance for Baltimore was less than one yard in the first half.

I think the Chiefs will be more explosive this year on offense, but it'll be offset by the defense taking a step back. Losing Sneed is a HUGE hit on that side of the ball.

Baltimore (as usual) was only in the game because of Lamar. 

KC's gameplan is always better than Baltimore's. I'm starting to believe Harbaugh is the reason the Raven's can't beat the Chiefs. 

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