After the Kansas City Chiefs upset him, Lamar Jackson makes a bold promise to the Baltimore Ravens.

After the Kansas City Chiefs upset him, Lamar Jackson makes a bold promise to the Baltimore Ravens.

Quarterback for the Baltimore Ravens Lamar Jackson understands how disappointed their supporters are. After their devastating AFC Championship loss, they are naturally frustrated, therefore it seems sense that the ardent followers would feel the same way.

Jackson did, however, guarantee that they will recover the next time they had a chance to compete in the playoffs. Although he is aware that it won’t be simple, he is optimistic that the team has what it needs to contend for many years to come.

The quarterback for the Ravens revealed his pledge. Even if the outcome wasn’t precisely what they had hoped for, he expressed his pride in the team for what they had managed to achieve.

“I’m proud of all my brothers. We were the 8–9 Ravens, but we were defeated by the former champs caps by a single game. Let me pass it to them. Jackson said,

There were great expectations that the Ravens, under the Jackson administration, would eventually be able to reach the Super Bowl. Regretfully, Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs are simply too formidable for them to overcome.

Although the Chiefs were huge underdogs going into the game, experts failed to account for their level of postseason experience. They were never deterred during their playoff run, demonstrating that they have experienced many high-pressure and high-stakes situations.

The signal-caller for the Baltimore Ravens said at his post-game press conference that the team, especially the offense, feels disappointed in itself for not winning. In 2023, they were among the league’s top offensive teams, but they were unable to overcome a stout Kansas City Chiefs defense.

“We didn’t quite measure up. As I mentioned earlier, we didn’t write nothing offensive on the board. We managed one goal. That is not who we are. It’s great if we can toss the ball down the field, but we also need to score points. You know, I think my squad is furious. Not dissatisfied, but furious. We are aware of the effort it took to get here,” Jackson remarked.

“I’m upset that I lost. The Super Bowl was just one game away. We’ve been waiting for a chance like this for all these time, and we didn’t get it. However, I think that as a team, we will progress.

Jackson and the Ravens should hopefully recall that sense of defeat. They will have a difficult time repeating last season’s success, but they may overcome this setback if they maintain their hunger and motivation.