The NFL Conference Championship round is upon us, featuring an exciting clash between four teams. The Philadelphia Eagles, led by Jalen Hurts, are eyeing their second Super Bowl appearance in three years, despite concerns about Hurts' knee injury from the Divisional Round. Meanwhile, the Kansas City Chiefs are hoping for a third consecutive Super Bowl berth, contingent on the status of Mecole Hardman, who has been on Injured Reserve since Week 13.

C.J. Stroud's Texans, fresh off a playoff victory, are looking to rebuild after a disappointing performance against the Chiefs in the Divisional Round. Stroud hopes to retain star receiver Stefon Diggs for the upcoming season. Lastly, Zay Flowers’ absence was felt by the Baltimore Ravens as they succumbed to the Buffalo Bills.

The Baltimore Ravens express unwavering belief in quarterback Lamar Jackson's potential to secure an elusive Super Bowl title, despite his recent playoff struggles. Patrick Ricard, a Pro Bowl fullback, stated, "It's inevitable" that Jackson will one day win it all. Jackson, a two-time NFL MVP, faced challenges in the playoff loss to the Buffalo Bills, dropping his postseason record to 3-5. However, Ricard likened Jackson's trajectory to that of Peyton Manning, who overcame similar early playoff hurdles to eventually claim two championships.

Despite Jackson's brilliant regular season, where he became the first player to throw over 40 touchdowns with fewer than five interceptions, critics remain focused on his playoff performance, particularly his 11 turnovers. Ravens players like Zay Flowers acknowledge Jackson's frustration and emphasize the team's commitment to achieving their goals.

The Baltimore Ravens faced a disappointing end to their playoff hopes after a narrow defeat against the Buffalo Bills, losing 27-25. The loss leaves the Ravens reflecting on a season filled with potential but ultimately falling short once again. As the offseason approaches, Baltimore's front office is already evaluating their financial limitations which could complicate their efforts to bolster the team.

Recent analysis indicates that the Ravens might struggle to pursue high-profile free agents like Tee Higgins or Amari Cooper due to a tight salary cap situation. Instead, they might focus on more budget-friendly options or low-risk trades for younger players who haven't yet reached their potential, which could help fill roster gaps.

The Baltimore Ravens faced another offensive injury in their AFC Divisional matchup against the Buffalo Bills. With star wide receiver Zay Flowers already sidelined, Rashod Bateman suffered an injury late in the game but returned to help his team. Bateman finished with four catches for 66 yards and a touchdown. He expressed readiness to take on a bigger role due to Flowers' absence, emphasizing his focus on making plays regardless of the lineup.

The game saw a close finish, with Bateman's early touchdown followed by a missed two-point conversion attempt by Mark Andrews. The Ravens fought hard but ultimately fell short, highlighting the challenges brought by injuries.

The Baltimore Ravens are set to face the Buffalo Bills without their top receiver, Zay Flowers, in the upcoming divisional playoff game. Flowers, who had a breakout second year with 74 receptions for 1,059 yards and four touchdowns, is sidelined due to a knee injury sustained during the regular season finale against the Cleveland Browns.

This marks his second consecutive game missed, as he was already doubtful leading up to the playoff matchup. To fill the gap left by Flowers, the Ravens have activated wide receiver Anthony Miller from their practice squad. Miller made a minor impact in last week's wild-card victory over Pittsburgh, catching three passes for 12 yards.