NFL Divisional Round playoffs: If the Ravens defeat the Texans, a player of the Baltimore Ravens may quiet the sceptics.
Lamar Jackson has a chance to alter the perception of himself as a playoff performer as the playoffs approaches.
The standout quarterback for the Baltimore Ravens has had an incredible season, placing him as the front-runner to take home the MVP trophy. On Saturday, Jackson and the Ravens will play the Houston Texans in the AFC Divisional Round of the playoffs.
Mar is prepared to depart. Guys, it’s time to depart. In order to compete in such a major game against such a deserving opponent, they have prepared hard for this chance, Ravens coach John Harbaugh told reporters. We have our hands busy while playing as a very excellent football team. Putting up our best effort is what we aim to do.
If Jackson and the Ravens miss the postseason early once again, then all of his achievements during the regular season would vanish into thin air.
Jackson acknowledged to the media, “I really do have that chip on my shoulder.” “That chip on my shoulder is still there because I haven’t achieved what I set out to do. That Super Bowl is what I desire.
The overwhelming favourites to win and go to the conference final are the Baltimore Ravens, who are the top seed in the AFC.
The Ravens are no strangers to this situation. In 2019, Jackson led the Ravens to a 14-2 league record, earning him the title of league MVP. In the divisional round of the playoffs, Jackson committed three turnovers, and the Tennessee Titans shocked the Ravens by winning 28–12 at home.
Jackson, who is 1-3 in postseason games, maintains that he is confident in his skills and is ready. Jackson’s skill is not as important to the Ravens’ success in 2023 as it was in 2019. With contributions from the offence, defence, and special teams, they are a much more well-rounded club.
Jackson told reporters, “I think we have the team to do it.” “Everything we need right now is here in the building—coaching staff, training staff, equipment guys.”
The Ravens’ chances of making it to the Super Bowl this season may be the highest, but they need to get beyond their previous postseason failure.
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A Rice Village business that offers non-alcoholic options to empower sober Texans
Texas’s HOUSTON Sipple has provided consumers with the flavour and sensation of classic alcoholic drinks since its introduction in 2021, but without the alcohol.
“They (customers) want something that keeps their quality of life while also having something really enjoyable that doesn’t have the negative side effects of alcohol,” Helenita Frounfelkner, the company’s founder
The Frounfelkners’ decision to establish the store in Rice Village was seen as audacious. In the city at the time, nothing like existed.
“Let me tell you, Houston in 2021, people thought we were crazy, they were like, what?” Recalling this was Danny Frounfelkner, co-founder.
Danny has over 20 years of experience in the beverage and hospitality sector. Shortly before the COVID-19 outbreak, he made the decision to reduce his alcohol intake.
“I want a more conscientious way of living. We have three small children, so I wanted to provide a good example for them to follow as they grow up by being healthier and more present,” Danny stated.
Sipple also wants to serve as a centre for the community, helping and motivating people to maintain sobriety. Here is more information on Native Moons and their wellness and health initiatives.
2410 Quenby Street is where you can find Sipple.
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