A questionable no-call on a late hit by Buffalo Bills defensive tackle Ed Oliver against Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson had fans and analysts questioning the NFL's consistency—especially when compared to star quarterbacks like Patrick Mahomes.

NFL fans are feeling pretty exasperated with the lack of consistency among officiating crews for the weekend's Divisional games. Many questioned why

Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens had a nightmarish first half against Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills in their divisional round clash at Highmark Stadium.

The Buffalo Bills face a stiff test this weekend as they host Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens with a spot in the AFC championship game on the line. When these teams met early in the season in Baltimore, the Ravens ran the Bills off the field, 35–10, with Jackson leading the way with 210 total yards and three total touchdowns.

In a critical moment during the AFC divisional round matchup between the Baltimore Ravens and Buffalo Bills, quarterback Lamar Jackson was hit near the sideline by defensive end Ed Oliver.

It's one of the most highly anticipated playoff matchups in recent memory, as Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills are battling Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens for a spot in the AFC Championship game.

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is focused on taking care of the ball, knowing that the Bills lead the NFL in turnover margin.

There's no doubt where Baltimore Ravens legend Ed Reed stands in the NFL MVP debate this season. During an interview with TMZ Sports (1:15 mark), he

The Baltimore Ravens had destroyed the Buffalo Bills at home in the 2024 regular season, highlighted by a dominant performance by Derrick Henry that at one point saw him flatten multiple defenders for