The Baltimore Ravens lost for the first time in 15 regular season games on Monday night against the Kansas City Chiefs.

Asked how the Ravens can get over the hurdle of beating the Chiefs, Lamar Jackson interjected by saying: "Our kryptonite."

Jackson is 0-3 against the Chiefs after passing for a career-worst 97 yards. He's 21-1 against the rest of the NFL in the regular season.

The Baltimore Ravens will host the Kansas City Chiefs in an early potential preview of the AFC Championship Game. M&T Bank Stadium will be empty for the game, but data from Vivid Seats suggests it would have been one of the most in-demand tickets for a Ravens' game in recent seasons, speaking to the quality of the matchup and the appeal of Patrick Mahomes.

Most in-demand Ravens home games, excluding playoffs, since 2016; avg. price/sold ticket:

Patriots at Ravens - SNF (11/3/19) - $235

Chiefs at Ravens (9/28/20) - $223

Steelers at Ravens (10/1/17) - $199

Steelers at Ravens (11/6/16) - $186

Washington FB Team at Ravens (10/9/16) - $177

The Kansas City Chiefs and Baltimore Ravens are clear favorites in the AFC with +285 and +300 odds, respectively, to represent the conference in the Super Bowl, according to odds from BetOnline.

With a 26 percent implied probability for the Chiefs and 25 percent for the Ravens, they have a better than 50 percent combined chance to win the conference.

The Buffalo Bills rank third in odds at +1000, followed by the Indianapolis Colts, Pittsburgh Steelers, New England Patriots and Tennessee Titans.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are the longest long shot at +25,000, which is an implied probability of 0.4 percent.