Lamar Jackson saw with anger launching his helmet during the bad first half against the chefs

Lamar Jackson is fed up – and his frustration boiled in the first half on Sunday.

Jackson had a really difficult first half when the Ravens entered the break by dragging the 20-10 chiefs at the Arrowhead stadium. After escaping the ball at the end of the second quarter, cameras caught him angry by throwing his helmet.

At that time, the chiefs led 20-7, and the escape set them up for a shot on a late basket. Harrison Butker finally missed the chance of 56 yards, and Jackson and the Ravens were able to respond with their own goal of reducing the advance to 20-10.

During the first two quarters of the match, Jackson was 12 out of 18 for 108 yards, with a touch and an interception. He also ran five times for 41 yards and the lost escape. The passing touchdown occurred during the opening of the match when he found justice Hill on a short screen pass, and the ball carrier made his way in the goal area. After that, everything was difficult for the Baltimore offensive.

The Ravens have a lot of time to change this game, but 1-2 departure from the team with two excruciating defeats must relate to the double MVP of the NFL. The frustration he feels is probably linked to the season as a whole, not only to this game. The Ravens entered the week 4 leading the League in marked points, but with a single victory to show for that.

After three weeks, Jackson figures were excellent. He completed 72.0% of his passes for 722 yards, with nine affected and no interception. His smuggling rating (141.8) leads the league, and he is third in QBR (77.8). But that did not translate into victories.

Baltimore and Kansas City are 1-2, which means that there is a link, one of them will leave week 4 with a 1-3 file.

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