The Baltimore Ravens’ season is over.
Notably, it ended in the most heartbreaking fashion – again.
Lamar Jackson led the team down the field for a potential game-tying drive.
The Ravens managed to score and were down by two.
Then, Jackson found a wide-open Mark Andrews in the endzone for a would-be successful two-point conversion.
The star tight end dropped the ball.
That’s why Andrews decided to skip his media availability after the game, according to Jeff Zrebiec.
Mark Andrews wasn't available to speak to reporters in the locker room after the game.
— Jeff Zrebiec (@jeffzrebiec) January 20, 2025
Overall, it was a brutal outing for the Ravens star, who also lost a key fumble earlier in the game.
He finished the game with five catches for 61 yards, but this will most likely haunt him for years – perhaps for the remainder of his career.
Jackson also threw one interception, although one could make a case for it not being his fault.
Once again, the regular-season dominance and maybe even winning MVP will feel like very little reward for Jackson and the Ravens.
Even if it wasn’t his fault, the narrative around him will continue to be that he cannot win these kinds of games.
This is a game of inches, and one simple play could make or break a season.
Even so, Andrews is a team legend, and the fans ought to have his back.
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