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Ravens fans disappointed by playoff game loss

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DUNDALK, M.d. — It's a tough loss for Ravens fans as many were rooting for a wining streak that would take them all the way to the Super Bowl.

"It wasn't the same team that played Pittsburgh,"Bob Morrison said.

Game day began early for Jimmy's Famous Seafood as the restaurant sent off 500 people on five buses to Buffalo, N.Y.

But plenty of Ravens fans stayed behind to pack out the restaurant to loudly cheer on their team from their own backyard.

"It gets pretty wild here. As it should," Scott Williams said.

"This place gets nuts,"Morrison, who's a restaurant regular, said.

And it did, as fans buzzed with energy throughout Sunday night's playoff game against the Buffalo Bills.

"I normally have no hair and short beard, but since Thanksgiving when they started winning again I said I'm not going to shave until they get to that Superbowl and win," Morrison said.

"We're definitely going to the Superbowl this year. I don't care what anybody says, we're definitely going. I know there's a lot of haters going on, definitely going to kick some butt tonight," Benz Armstrong said before the game started. "Hopefully we can go up against the Commanders for the Superbowl, the whole DMV takes over New Orleans."

"If we get by this game with no injuries, I think we go all the way," Williams said.

It started off strong, with an early touchdown for Baltimore.
But that hope turned into a nail-biting game, right down the last quarter.

A disappointing end for the Ravens and their fans.

"I love them, I'll be with them again next year. They played hard they just came up short," Morrison said.

As for keeping his superstition going, it could be another shave-less year for Morrison.

"Listen, if it gets the Ravens to the Super Bowl, I'll do it," he said.