Jones overpowered both Hurst and Skura on that sack. Yikes.

Sometimes Eric Weddle is a statue

The Ravens have been bringing cornerback blitzes so far. Chiefs run a lot of screens out wide. Boom-or-bust proposition.

Travis Kelce is abusing the Ravens. Four catches on four targets for 53 yards, and he draws a penalty to get Kansas City at the 1.

Damien Williams punches it in from a yard out, and the Chiefs strike first. Looked like a Ravens player had to be separated from Kansas City's special teams unit after the Chiefs' extra-point attempt.

There's no sense arguing that a ball is not catchable on a pass interference call. That's in the rules, but officials seldom pay any attention to where the ball lands. That play should have been called a hold. #ravens

Ravens are 5 yards from the end zone. In good news for the defense, Brent Urban's cleared concussion protocol.

Ravens punch it in thanks to Kenneth Dixon. Notice a pattern in the drive?

RUN (8 yards)
RUN (21 yards)
RUN (7 yards)
RUN (14 yards)
RUN (11 yards)
RUN (9 yards)
RUN (2 yards)
RUN (3 yards for TD)

That drive was 8 plays, 75 yards and lasted 3 minutes and 46 seconds. Ravens answered Chiefs with drive but also punched them in the mouth at same time. Impressive.

Ravens CB Marlon Humphrey has a goal-line pass interference and now an illegal hit. But other than that ...

Terrell Suggs is a master at reading those passes to the flat. He's done it each of the last two weeks.

Suggs has lost a step but still capable of success because he studies the game. He read that quick pass by Mahomes and knocked it down quickly.

Miscommunication there between Lamar Jackson and John Brown, who cut his route short on third down. Ravens go up 10-7 on Justin Tucker's short field goal.

Officials getting goofy with these roughing the quarterback calls. That was terrible call on the Ravens. It should not have been called.

Patrick Mahomes to Travis Kelce, again, this time for a 15-yard touchdown on third down. Chiefs go up 14-10. Kelce has 68 yards on five catches.

That third-and-19 conversion by Mahomes and Hill could prove to be a haunting play for the Ravens.

Kenneth Dixon has been running hard since he came back from IR. Making the Ravens look smart for choosing him over a less-than-100-percent Alex Collins.

Chiefs take over at their 19 with 1:36 remaining and two timeouts left. The Ravens get the ball to start the second half here. Can't afford a touchdown.

Ravens defense holds on by the skin of its teeth, and Chiefs go into halftime up 17-10. Ravens were outgained 248-139 and didn't win the time-of-possession battle (just 12:02 on offense).

Tyreek Hll is back on KC sidelne, helmet on. I don't see Spencer Warehh es.pn/2RNjU0M

The Chiefs have completed a third-and-19 and the Ravens a first-and-20 today. #trends

I don't have a problem with the call on fourth down, but the Ravens had problems getting personnel on the field and getting the snap off before time expired.