The Baltimore Ravens suffered a heartbreaking 27-20 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in their season opener, with tight end Isaiah Likely's potential game-tying touchdown overturned upon review for being out of bounds by mere inches. Likely, who had a breakout performance with 111 receiving yards and a touchdown, expressed frustration post-game, directing obscenities at heckling Chiefs fans as he left the field. In his press conference, he confidently warned the Chiefs that this was likely the worst game the Ravens would play all season, suggesting they would face tougher competition in the postseason. Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson also acknowledged the disappointment of the loss but expressed faith in his team's performance. Looking ahead, the Ravens will host the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 2, while the Chiefs prepare for a matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals. The Ravens' close call against the reigning Super Bowl champions highlights the competitive nature of the NFL season.