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Lamar Jackson should have been sacked twice on that drive, but both times he managed to evade the tackle using his speed and movement.

And perhaps the biggest difference in him this year - he didn't just take off on the run afterward, patiently waiting for Zay Flowers to win his battle downfield.

Absolutely terrific quarterback play.

Former New England Patriots cornerback Devin McCourty on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra:

"Lamar “Action” Jackson. What a play!

"The pressure gets there and you’re thinking he’s going to be sacked. He ducks under, scrambles left and right and then throws a beautiful pass.

"The crowd is going crazy!"

Gus Edwards now finds a hole in the Chiefs rush defence to race off for another big gain.

Phoebe Schecter, former Buffalo Bills coach, on Sky Sports: "Lamar is so unique [as a quarterback] in being able to be patient, see the hole and run through it. That’s one of his many skills."

It's fourth and one and the Chiefs go all-out to stop the run, but Jackson sneaks out and scampers for 21 yards - he's just one tackle away from going all the way!

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Ndamukong Suh, 2021 Super Bowl winner, on Sky Sports: "This was the ideal start for the Chiefs – a three-and-out on defence and then driving down the field from their own 20-yard line. If this is what the Chiefs are going to do throughout the game, then Baltimore’s in for a very long night."

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Lamar Jackson is running backwards, almost sacked, almost gives away a safety in fact, but just eludes the tackle enough to throw the ball away.

And the response is to fire a strike right up the middle to Mark Andrews, just short of a first down.

Baltimore have the the top seed, home advantage and the would-be MVP, but the Chiefs know how to win play-off games and the way to start is exactly what they've done so far.

Can Lamar Jackson answer back?

Greg Brady
NFL pundit on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

If you’re the Ravens you have to figure this out fast. How to cover Travis Kelce and who is doing it? Should two of them be covering him? There was no linebacker on him for that throw and there you go. Eighth straight play-off game that Chiefs have scored on their opening drive.

That’s the way to take the crowd out of a play-off game.

Phoebe Schecter, former Buffalo Bills coach, on Sky Sports: “Kelce is heating up at the right time. They’ve done a really good job of managing him all season but he shows up in the big moments.”

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Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo on CBS: "This was the match-up I thought would be instrumental. It's the first time a tight end has scored on Kyle Hamilton all season."

Patrick Mahomes floats a ball towards the end zone to Richie James, who is miles behind the pass, but he's been held by the Ravens and the flag gives them a fresh set of downs on the 19.

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Fourth and two and the Chiefs go for it! And who else but Travis Kelce is the target across the middle and he takes a brilliant high catch to move the chains.

There's no holding back in this game...

If the Chiefs get into the red zone, no doubt who the target will be...

Pacheco takes a nice catch to get t he opening first down of the game, before rookie Rashee Rice gets a short screen pass and races away for 11 yards.

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If the Chiefs are going to win this one, then their three offensive stars need big days.

We know all about Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce - but running back Isiah Pacheco will be huge for them tonight.

Excellent start by this Chiefs defence, firstly in limiting Lamar Jackson on his first run of the game and leaving him having to throw on third down - and KC will take that all day as that's their strength.

Here we go! Harrison Butker kicks off as the Ravens will have the ball first at home.

The top seed and best team in the NFL this season against the defending champs - really looking forward to this!