Lamar Jackson should be one of the NFL's most successful quarterbacks in an ideal world, but his Baltimore Ravens' tendency for crumbling in playoff games is costing him.

Winner: Saquon Barkley and the Eagles rushing attack. The Rams defensive starters hadn't allowed 10 points in a single contest in four straight games entering Sunday. They allowed

The NFL is down to its final four teams, but the path to the conference title games was paved with heartbreak – especially for the Ravens.

What really makes this sting is that in past seasons Andrews was the only reliable player on the Ravens offense other than Lamar. That was the whole problem. The team was in dire need of more weapons because the only guy who could be counted on was Mark Andrews, and when he was hurt the offense faltered.

Relive our text coverage from the divisional round of the NFL play-offs as Buffalo Bills see off Baltimore Ravens after Philadelphia Eagles beat Los Angeles Rams

Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews drops potential game-tying two-point-conversion catch vs. Buffalo Bills.

On their next drive, Baltimore faced a 2nd-and-11 situation, but quarterback Lamar Jackson calmly hung in the pocket before finding tight end Mark Andrews wide open in the middle of the field. Andrews pulled in the throw at the Buffalo 43-yard line but immediately looked for more. That’s when the punch that swung the AFC Championship Game landed.

• First up, it’s the Philadelphia Eagles hosting the Los Angeles Rams at Lincoln Financial Field. Kickoff is scheduled for 3 p.m. ET. • At 6:30 p.m. ET, the Baltimore Ravens visit the Buffalo Bills in the highlight game of the weekend.

The HBO docuseries’ last episode captured almost 45 minutes of footage from the Ravens' AFC divisional-round loss to Buffalo.

The Ravens’ season came to a disappointing end Sunday, as they fell to the Buffalo Bills, 27-25. The playoff loss featured significant heartbreak, as the usually reliable Mark Andrews fumbled and dropped a 2-point conversion attempt in the fourth quarter.

Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills will take on Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC championship game for their fourth playoff matchup in five years.