Jackson passed for 272 yards (many a bunch of empty calories late in the game) and hit rookie receiver Zay Flowers on a 30-yard touchdown strike in the first quarter. But then Kansas City clamped down and turned the Ravens into a one-dimensional, mistake-prone team. Jackson's turnovers aside, Flowers fumbled right before breaking for what would have been a crucial fourth-quarter touchdown that probably would have cut Kansas City's lead to three points.
“We just have to put points on the board,” Jackson said. “That's the thing right now. There's nothing we can do better to prepare for the game.
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