Chris Brown explains his frustration around the narrative surrounding Lamar Jackson after the Bills eliminate Ravens in Divisional Round
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00:00What do you think, Chris, the right way to evaluate the Ravens and how their season ends
00:04yesterday?
00:05Especially with Jackson, because he makes the mistakes in the first half, but he really
00:10kind of kept them in it in the second half.
00:13But those mistakes count.
00:14So I don't know, how much blame do you feel like he's deserved?
00:18And I would, by the way, in saying that, as we're seeing early on this morning, he's not
00:23getting crushed.
00:24There are plenty that are defending his performance.
00:27Maybe even too much, some could say.
00:30Yeah, I find it a little ironic, personally, because I know if Josh Allen lost this game
00:35and had two turnovers, he'd be getting crucified for giveaways, absolutely grilled for giving
00:41the ball away if he had that kind of performance with, you know, 254 yards passing and everything
00:47else.
00:48He would be getting grilled today.
00:49There's not even a shadow of a doubt in my mind.
00:52So to see Lamar Jackson in the biggest game of the year get a free pass, sorry.
00:56I mean, I love Lamar Jackson.
00:58He's a great player.
00:59He had only four interceptions throughout the regular season, he has two giveaways in
01:03this game.
01:04I mean, I'm sorry, you got to play your best on that day.
01:10As Steve Tassaro always says on One Bill's Live, he did not.
01:13And what's his history in playoff games?
01:16He'll give you a few, and he did.
01:18And he lost the same way that he always has, by giving the football away.
01:22And the narrative does not exist for Lamar Jackson that way at all.
01:26And it really stupefies me.
01:28Maybe it's because he's got two MVPs, and probably he'll get another one.
01:32But my God.
01:33I mean, sorry, you hit a nerve there.
01:34That's all right, that's all right.