Bradley Bozeman is in for Hurst at left guard. No surprise there.

Ravens finally get a break, C.J. Mosley recovers Chargers fumble and Ravens have the ball in the red zone. #ravens .

Red Zone struggles continue, but Ravens get a field goal. They still need two scores but they are trending in the right direction. Got to think Flacco is on the way. #ravens

Marlon Humphrey had an interception in his hands. Then he dropped it.

John Harbaugh on Buck Allen ... before he was a healthy scratch: "I think Buck Allen has become one of the real legitimate players in this league, kind of quietly. He’s become a top-level player. Really, really happy for him.”

Justin Tucker misses from 50 yards. The Ravens have come away with one field goal on two drives that started in Chargers territory.

Chargers FB Derek Watt, younger brother of J.J. and older brother of T.J., is ruled short of the goal line after a lengthy review. Third-and-inches here for Chargers.

Two big questions here: 1) Did anyone touch Melvin Gordon before he was down? 2) Did Gordon cross the goal line when he still had possession?

Refs rule that Melvin Gordon was down short of the goal line and that he did not fumble. So no one's that happy.

Ravens had no clue what they were doing on that 2-point conversion and didn't call timeout. They're down 17 points with 14:44 remaining and a junker of an offense.

That's probably all folks. Chargers score a touchdown, make two-point conversion, lead by three scores with 14.44 left in the game. Just about everything that could go wrong has. #ravens

Joe Flacco puts his helmet on, but it's Lamar Jackson back in there. Again.

Ravens just ran a pass pattern sending out one receiver. Unreal

Chargers lead 23-3. M&T Bank Stadium is quiet.

Lamar Jackson finds Michael Crabtree for a nice 31-yard touchdown pass. Chargers' lead is down to 23-10 with 6:33 remaining.

Lamar Jackson just threw up a ball like he was playing 500. Kenneth Dixon caught it and has the Ravens at the Chargers' 11.

Refs overturn their call. Touchdown, Michael Crabtree. Ravens are within a touchdown and have two timeouts left.

Ravens put the game in the hands of their defense. No onside kick from Justin Tucker.

Ravens hold on third down. They'll get the ball with under a minute left. Hold on to your butts.

The Ravens lose, 23-17. Their season ends at home. Their defense was good, Lamar Jackson wasn't (until late anyway), and John Harbaugh exits the playoffs without a win for the first time in his career.

Lamar Jackson: “I wasn’t playing my game today. I feel ticked off by that.”

Lamar Jackson: “We stopped ourselves.”