The Ravens closed out the final seconds of their hard-fought win over the rival Tennessee Titans with ungracious stunts that prompted criticism from a Baltimore legend.
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson -- who drew comparisons to Michael Vick while silencing critics with a standout postseason performance -- hurriedly led the team's offensive unit off the field with around 30 seconds remaining on the clock.
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Many Baltimore players joined Jackson in beelining it for the locker room without exchanging customary handshakes with their opponents at the end of a chippy contest.
Ravens great Ed Reed, for one, wasn't crazy about the snub.
"Love my Ravens," the five-time All-Pro said on Twitter, "but win with class."
The affair was marked by heated pregame trash talking, as well as the Ravens dancing on the Titans' logo at the 50-yard line following defensive back Marcus Peters' game-sealing interception in the fourth quarter.
The stunt was apparently payback for when the Titans stomped on the Ravens logo earlier this season in a game in Baltimore.
The Titans ended the Ravens' dream season prematurely a year ago, fueling questions about Jackson's ability to win in the crucible of the playoffs coming off a historic 2019 regular season for which he was awarded the MVP.
On Sunday, Jackson and the Ravens got their revenge -- and they weren't shy about enjoying it.
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