In a thrilling Conference Championship showdown, the Baltimore Ravens topped the Kansas City Chiefs 35-20, securing their place in the Super Bowl for the 2026 season. With high stakes on the line, the Ravens showcased their dominance, delivering a performance that kept their championship hopes alive while ending the Chiefs' postseason run. Lamar Jackson was the standout performer for Baltimore, throwing for an impressive 288 yards and orchestrating the offense with precision. The Ravens’ ground game was equally effective, contributing to a balanced attack that kept the Chiefs' defense on its heels. For Kansas City, Patrick Mahomes managed to find the end zone with one touchdown pass, but it wasn't enough to keep pace with the Ravens' high-octane offense. Defensively, the Ravens made significant contributions that ultimately swung the game in their favor. JT Woods led the charge with five total tackles and two sacks, applying pressure on Mahomes throughout the contest. A crucial interception by Trenton Simpson in the second half halted a potential Chiefs comeback, serving as the turning point that solidified Baltimore's victory and propelled them to the Super Bowl.