Lamar Jackson Era

The Ravens were eliminated from the postseason with Sunday’s loss to the Bills in the divisional round, bringing up some questions about quarterback Lamar Jackson’s postseason performances. While Jackson did put the team in a position to tie the game late, he also had two first-half giveaways that affected the course of the game. Continue Reading...

Lamar Jackson Unleashes Expletive-Laced Rant After Bills Loss, 'Tired Of This S***' : Lamar Jackson was so pissed off after the Ravens' loss to the Bills on Sunday night ... he uncharacteristically unloaded a bunch of cuss words. The Baltimore QB's expletive-laced rant came during his meeting with reporters following the Ravens'…

When the Bills host the Ravens in the divisional round on Sunday, it will match up the top two quarterbacks in NFL history in postseason rushing yards. Through the wild card round, Josh Allen has 609 career rushing yards in 11 postseason games, the all-time NFL record for a quarterback. Lamar Jackson is right behind him with 602 career rushing yards in seven postseason games. Continue Reading...

Lamar Jackson doesn’t like the cold, but he doesn’t fear the cold. The Ravens quarterback, who grew up in South Florida, said he will not wear gloves Sunday despite playing the coldest game of his career.  Continue Reading...

Lamar Jackson has finished his 2024 regular season with 41 touchdown passes and only four interceptions. That’s a historic stat line. Never before had a player topped 40 touchdowns while throwing less than five interceptions. Prior to Jackson this year, the most touchdown passes ever thrown in a season with fewer than five interceptions was 37, set by Aaron Rodgers in 2021. And the fewest interceptions ever thrown in a season with at least 40 touchdown passes was five — also set by Aaron Rodgers, in 2020. Continue Reading... :

Lamar Jackson accomplished something unprecedented in 2024: He led the NFL in both yards per pass and yards per run. Jackson had 4,172 on 474 passes, an average of 8.8 yards per pass. And Jackson had 915 yards on 139 runs, an average of 6.6 yards per run. Both of those were the league-leading averages. (A player needs to average 14 passes per game and 6.25 rushes per game to qualify.) Continue Reading...

Lamar Jackson joined some illustrious company with his third selection to The Associated Press NFL All-Pro Team. Now he hopes the postseason success will follow. Jackson became the eighth quarterback picked as a first-team All-Pro at least three times in the Super Bowl era, having also made it in his MVP seasons in 2019 and 2023. Continue Reading...

Lamar Jackson becomes first to reach 4,000 passing yards, 900 rushing yards in single season : Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has added to his case to win a third MVP award. Jackson has become the first quarterback in NFL history to record 4,000 passing yards and 900 rushing yards in the same season. He’s also the first QB to have 4,000, 900, and 40 touchdown passes in a single year. Jackson got to 4,000 passing yards and 40 touchdowns with his 12-yard touchdown to tight end Mark Andrews in the second quarter of Saturday’s matchup with the Browns. He got to 900 rushing yards with a 15-yard scramble late in the second quarter during a two-minute drill. It’s just the latest history Jackson has made in what’s been arguably the best season of his career.

Lamar Jackson ’s confidence is at all-time high. During the third quarter of Saturday’s game against the Cleveland Browns, Lamar did the Steph Curry look away during a touchdown pass to Rashad Bateman. The Ravens lead the Browns, 21-10. They can clinch the AFC North with a win. Continue Reading...

Lamar Jackson and the Ravens have their sights set on bigger prizes this season, but they can celebrate being the team with the most players selected for the Pro Bowl for the time being. Continue Reading...

John Harbaugh wasn’t going to wade into the debate over whether Lamar Jackson should win a third NFL MVP award this season. Instead, he stuck to the obvious. “He’s my MVP. He’ll always be my MVP — I promise you that,” the Baltimore coach said. “Yes, as far as I’m concerned, he’s our MVP, he’s our guy.” Continue Reading...