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"I don’t really feel the need to share that with you all right now," DeCosta said of his feelings about Antonio Brown working out with Lamar Jackson last week.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has filed a federal lawsuit against Amazon.com, claiming the online retail giant is allowing third-party sellers to profit from apparel bearing his likeness and catch phrases.
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The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum unveiled a bobblehead featuring Lamar Jackson in the Heisman Trophy pose.
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Ravens position review: After standout season, offensive line has one big question looming over 2020
When Christmastime arrived in Baltimore last year, Lamar Jackson knew how to reward his protectors. Nothing but the best for one of the NFL’s best offensive lines.
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During this NFL offseason, it’s not a question of who wants Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, but who doesn’t?
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Want an NFL Most Valuable Player like Lamar Jackson? First, find a transcendent talent. Then find tackles and guards and centers who can keep him upright.
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The Ravens re-designed their backfield around Lamar Jackson and set a single-season rushing record in 2019. With their trio of running backs expected to return, they'll look to carry that performance deeper into the playoffs.
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It just became a little more expensive to watch Lamar Jackson at M&T Bank Stadium.
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In November, Lamar Jackson didn’t seem wary of following in Patrick Mahomes’ "Madden" footsteps. Now there’s even less reason to be.
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A fan was surprised when she thought she was posing with a hologram of Lamar Jackson. Instead, it was the real person.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson was named the NFL MVP for a season that left youth football players throughout the Baltimore area inspired.
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Baltimore had three NFL MVP quarterbacks before Lamar Jackson: Bert Jones, Johnny Unitas and Earl Morrall.
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Six visualizations — charting touchdown passes, tallying fantasy points, tracking Google searches and more — quantify the brilliance that helped make Lamar Jackson the first Baltimore Raven to be named NFL MVP.
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Greg Roman, in his first season as offensive coordinator, reconstructed an offense around second-year quarterback Lamar Jackson that led the league in points per game (33.2) and set the single-season team rushing record, previously set by the 1978 New England Patriots.
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Lamar Jackson breathed life into a franchise that hasn’t had much energy since Hall of Fame middle linebacker Ray Lewis retired after the 2012 season.
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Baltimore Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson became the youngest MVP in NFL history during the NFL Honors show in Miami on Super Bowl weekend.
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Lamar Jackson is the first Raven and fourth Baltimore-based quarterback to win NFL Most Valuable Player honors. But at age 23, he's already put an imprint on the game that's all his own.
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“Anytime a player emerges with a skill set that leaves their opponents literally grasping at air, that player becomes a must-see phenomenon," Fred Gaudelli, the executive producer of “NBC’s Sunday Night Football,” told the Sun. "Lamar Jackson was that player in 2019."
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As Lamar Jackson finishes his second season with the Ravens, he already has Baltimoreans talking about him as the next in a line of transcendent athletes who have connected with the city on a higher level.
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Caleb Allen never expected to get advice from Lamar Jackson on Algebra II. He never expected millions of people to see that conversation, either.
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In his young but meteoric, football career, Lamar Jackson has aligned himself with his own line of apparel, not one of the big sports brands. But some say it won't be long before Nike, Adidas or Under Armour come calling.
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Lamar Jackson has stolen the show at Pro Bowl Week and will give NFL fans a reason to watch the Pro Bowl for a change, columnist Peter Schmuck writes.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is the most popular person without mouse ears at Disney World this week.
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Ravens QB Lamar Jackson on his MVP-level 2019: "It could’ve been better toward the end. I didn’t finish it how I wanted to."
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While Lamar Jackson and Co. won’t be making a the trip to Miami for Super Bowl LIV on Feb. 2, a few former Ravens players are — including a potential Hall of Famer and a new playoff record-holder.
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From John Harbaugh's lack of regret about the Ravens' plan for their playoff loss to the Tennessee Titans to his enduring faith in quarterback Lamar Jackson, here are three takeaways from his season-ending news conference.
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The awards come one day after the organization named quarterback Lamar Jackson Most Valuable Player and Offensive Player of the Year.
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After a spectacular Ravens season ended with a fizzle, what conclusions can be drawn? From Lamar Jackson blowing away expectations to the difficulty of squaring that final loss with the team's overall excellence, here are five things.
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En el transcurso de las últimas 40 temporadas, estos jugadores tuvieron temporadas regulares dominantes pero no pudieron ganar un juego de playoffs en sus temporadas de MVP. El mariscal de campo de los Baltimore Ravens, Lamar Jackson, podría ser el último en la lista si gana el premio MVP de la NFL, como se espera que lo haga, en unas pocas semanas.
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Over the course of the last 40 seasons, these players had dominant regular seasons but failed to win a playoff game in their MVP seasons. Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson could be the latest on the list if he wins the NFL's MVP award, as he is expected to, in a few weeks.
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"They just did a great job. We've just to try harder and get it next time and convert it." said Lamar Jackson when asked how long this loss with stick with him.
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Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh on the 28-12 loss to the Tennessee Titans and the performance of quarterback Lamar Jackson.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is the presumptive NFL Most Valuable Player award winner. But in recent NFL history, postseason success hasn’t always followed the regular-season’s best player.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson was in the mood for banana pudding on Friday. Cia Carter thought his visit to her West Baltimore restaurant was a joke at first.
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Baltimore Ravens' quarterback Lamar Jackson and his historic season.
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Who’s laughing at Larry David now? Lamar Jackson, the No. 32 overall pick, is a virtual lock to win Most Valuable Player honors.
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Four of the six quarterbacks named to the 2020 Pro Bowl are black, including Ravens star Lamar Jackson. "I think Lamar ... has opened people’s minds now," ESPN analyst Louis Riddick said.
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"As far as getting ready for games and these teams, he has increased his film study," said Orlando Brown Jr. when ask about Lamar Jackson.
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Ravens' Lamar Jackson talks about some of the key players on the Titans' defense.
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Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson on the shoutout from the artist Drake.
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As the mania around Lamar Jackson and the Ravens spreads across the nation, Owings Mills has gone baby crazy.
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Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson talks about with all the accolades he still remains humble.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson joked that his coaches should interview for other jobs after the season.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson talks about the role his mother has played in his development as a athlete and person.
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Lamar Jackson, the league’s presumptive Most Valuable Player, received 47 of 50 votes from the Associated Press' panel of voters.
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Lamar Jackson, in his second season and first full year as a starter, led the Ravens to the league’s best record (14-2) and the AFC’s No. 1 seed.
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Ravens coach John Harbaugh put his team on NFL’s cutting edge by embracing change: ‘He’s not afraid’
Ravens coach John Harbaugh believes the surest way to seal your doom in the NFL is to stand still. By embracing change in the form of quarterback Lamar Jackson, Harbaugh has his team on the NFL's cutting edge in his 12th season.
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African Americans were some of the loudest defenders of Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson after he was criticized for giving Rolex watches to teammates, because they know all too well the unfair scrutiny black people face when they do well in life.
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Ravens' quarterback coach James Urban on always envisioning Lamar Jackson having success in the NFL.
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Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey talks about the trash talking that took place at practice with Lamar Jackson and the offense.
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Ravens tight end Mark Andrews didn’t even need to look at the list of offerings to pick his favorite Lamar Jackson play.
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Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has taken the NFL by storm and Jackson's opponents have recognized his rare talent.
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I jumped on the early bandwagon for Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson and learned some new vocabulary in the process.
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After a legal dispute with the NFL in which the league sent a cease-and-desist letter, Columbia’s Hysteria Brewing Co. has released its #MVP India pale ale with an updated can to avoid likeness issues related to Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson earned his money and can spend it any way that he pleases.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson gets criticized for buying his offensive lineman Rolex watches, but what about when his predecessor Joe Flacco bought his teammates virtual reality systems?
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson gives plenty to charity and should not be shamed for gifting his teammates with nice watches.
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Lamar Jackson can give his offensive line Rolex watches and donate to charitable causes; the two are not one in the same.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson exemplifies the leadership skills Baltimore residents should demand in their next mayor.
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With Lamar Jackson and other Ravens starters sitting out, do the Steelers have a chance? The Baltimore Sun sports staff weighs in.
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The first time the Ravens didn’t need Lamar Jackson this season, they got a pretty good impersonation from his backup.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson gave Rolex watches to every member of the offensive line for Christmas.
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Ingram suffered the injury in the fourth quarter of Sunday’s 31-15 win over the Cleveland Browns as quarterback Lamar Jackson took a read-option handoff for himself.
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Lamar Jackson said Sunday that he would do whatever the coaching staff needed him to.
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If the regular season ended Sunday for Lamar Jackson, with a 31-15 win over the Browns clinching home-field advantage for the first time in franchise history, this is how the Ravens quarterback will remember it: 13-2.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson broke Vinny Testaverde’s franchise record for most passing touchdowns in a single season.
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Mark Ingram and Lamar Jackson become the seventh pair of teammates to rush for 1,000 yards each in a single season, and the first to do it since 2009.
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Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson is asked about wanting to play against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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Over a Most Valuable Player-caliber season, Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has captured the attention of NFL players, fans and, now, Academy Award-winning actors.
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Maybe the closest approximation of Lamar Jackson is in the Ravens’ quarterback room, and Robert Griffin III spends his time trying to be other quarterbacks.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson on his conversations with the Lord is where he receives his strength.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson talks about the chemistry with his offensive line and a lucky quarter he found on the field during the Jets game.
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Lamar Jackson was asked if the season would be a disappointment if he don’t win the Super Bowl. “I'm not even going to put that in my head," said Jackson.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson talks about the early season loss to the Cleveland Browns at M&T Bank Stadium.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson joins Tom Brady (2007) and Cam Newton (2015) as the only players in NFL history to receive the honor five times in one season.
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Led by NFL Most Valuable Player front-runner Lamar Jackson, an NFL-record 12 Ravens were named to the Pro Bowl on Tuesday night.
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What is most impressive and dynamic about Lamar Jackson and the reason the Baltimore Ravens quarterback is the subject of this column is his attitude and drive for excellence. For example, another one of his now-famous T-shirts proclaims, “Nobody cares, work harder.”
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Through his first two NFL seasons, Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has the best rushing yards per game average among quarterbacks. (TCA Staff)
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Like Michael Jordan, Michael Phelps and other great athletes before him, Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson possesses an engine that creates remarkable competitive achievements out of doubts and slights.
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Navy quarterback Malcolm Perry did a terrific impression of Lamar Jackson and the Mids ended Army’s recent domination of the rivalry to take home the Commander-in-Chief’s Trophy for the first time since 2015.
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Ravens running back Mark Ingram II is having a terrific all-around season and takes every opportunity to marvel at Ravens’ quarterback Lamar Jackson while deflecting credit for the role he has played in making the team’s offense — and Jackson — so successful.
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"I'm sure Lamar, as he says, he'll look back on some day fondly," said Harbaugh when asked about Lamar Jackson breaking Michael Vick quarterback rushing record.
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When Lamar Jackson set the single-season rushing record for a quarterback against the New York Jets, New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady challenged the Baltimore Ravens quarterback to race with a unique twist. Jackson must wear rollerblades. (TCA Staff)
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After breaking Michael Vick’s record for the most rushing yards in a season by a quarterback, the Ravens’ Lamar Jackson inched closer to another franchise record.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson talks about getting tackled hard in the first quarter on the play he broke Michael Vick's QB rushing record.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson broke Michael Vick’s single-season rushing record for a quarterback in the first quarter of Thursday night’s game against the New York Jets.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is active for Thursday night’s game against the New York Jets after being listed as questionable to play because of a quadriceps injury.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson enters the final three games of the year as a clear-cut favorite for the NFL’s Most Valuable Player honor. Such recognition would make him the first player in Ravens history to win the award, but Baltimore’s professional teams have produced league MVPs in the past. Should Jackson be named MVP, who would he join in Baltimore lore?
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Lamar Jackson was the steal of the 2018 NFL Draft when the Baltimore Ravens selected the Louisville quarterback with the last pick in the first round. Four quarterbacks were taken before Jackson. (TCA Staff)
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Lamar Jackson said he plans to play on "Thursday Night Football."
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Schmuck: Lamar Jackson says he’s ready for prime time, but how much should he play against the Jets?
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has a banged up quad, but was on the practice field for limited activities the past two days. Should the Ravens try to take advantage of a soft opponent to give him a couple weeks rest?
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Ravens' Lamar Jackson talks about his memories of winning the Heisman trophy three years ago and who's getting his vote this year.
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Lamar Jackson said he’s noticed opposing players taking more frequent shots at his legs, a growing concern for the Ravens as they try to keep their MVP candidate healthy.
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Ravens’ Lamar Jackson limited in practice again, plans to play vs. Jets: ‘I’m going to be out there’
Lamar Jackson said Tuesday that he feels “great” after suffering a quadriceps injury Sunday and plans to play Thursday night against the New York Jets.
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In Madden 20's most recent update, Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson surpassed Michael Vick as the fastest quarterback in the history of the video game. (TCA Staff)
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The spread could shrink depending on the availability of Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, whom coach John Harbaugh says is day-to-day.
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The Jets might want to say a Hail Mary or two before they slip into their big-boy pants Thursday night to face Lamar Jackson.
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If you only know Lamar Jackson, here are 5 other Ravens to keep your eye on. (TCA Staff)
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Lamar Jackson threw three touchdown passes and the Baltimore Ravens became the AFC's first team to clinch a playoff berth following a 24-17 win over the Buffalo Bills.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson talks about beating the Buffalo Bills and clinching a playoff berth.
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Lamar Jackson watch: Is Ravens star having the best season ever for a quarterback age 23 or younger?
At age 22, with his 23rd birthday coming up Jan. 7, Lamar Jackson is having one the best seasons ever for an NFL quarterback age 23 or younger.
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Led by a stout defense and a resurgent Lamar Jackson, the Ravens held off the Buffalo Bills, 24-17, to extend their franchise-record winning streak and clinch a playoff berth.
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Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen were the most nitpicked prospects in the ballyhooed quarterback class of 2018. But as they prepare for a high-stakes meeting in Buffalo, they've emerged as the cream of that crop.
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The Sun's editorial on Lamar Jackson and his importance to Baltimore deserves a prize.
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Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has set the single-season rushing record for a quarterback. Here is the list of top rushing QBs. (TCA Staff)
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Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is having an MVP-caliber season. Check out 15 stats that may make Jackson the leading candidate for the award.
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The best of Ravens' Lamar Jackson as he is captured in photos throughout the season.
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49ers cornerback Richard Sherman and defensive end Dee Ford said Tim Ryan was at the team hotel, where he apologized to players for the comments about Lamar Jackson.
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Find out how Lamar Jackson and the rest of the Ravens units grade out after the first three-quarters of the season.
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"We’ll see if he’s wearing his jersey any time soon,” said Ravens John Harbaugh when asked about a sign Lamar Jackson jersey received by Pope Francis.
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Lamar Jackson compiled over 1,000 total yards and recorded 16 total touchdowns in November.
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As Lamar Jackson heads to Buffalo in search of a ninth straight Ravens win Sunday, fantasy owners will be hoping he can finish what he started.
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Report: 49ers suspend analyst for saying Ravens’ Lamar Jackson had edge because of ‘dark skin color’
The San Francisco 49ers have suspended their radio color-analyst Tim Ryan for suggesting Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson held an edge on faking handoffs in the team’s 20-17 win Sunday because of his skin color, according to a San Francisco Chronicle report.
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William Lori, Archbishop of Baltimore, presented a Ravens jersey signed by coach John Harbaugh and quarterback Lamar Jackson to Pope Francis.
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Tim Ryan, the 49ers radio analyst, apologized for saying Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson was adept at carrying out fakes because of his “dark skin color with a dark football.”
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The influence of quarterback Lamar Jackson and the Ravens have reached all the way to the Vatican.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson needs 63 yards to break Michael Vick's single-season rushing record for a quarterback.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson talks about why he changed his playbook wristband in the 49ers game and the possibility of breaking Michael Vick's record.
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Lamar Jackson and the Ravens take their eight-game win streak to Buffalo this Sunday.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson isn’t a one-man team, but he’s the closest thing there is to one in the NFL.
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San Francisco was flagged twice for roughing the passer in the Ravens' 20-17 home win over the 49ers and also tackled Lamar Jackson after he went out of bounds in the third quarter.
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"Our defense did a great job of holding them, helping me out, helping our offensive guys out, myself more," said Lamar Jackson.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has long kept quiet about his life outside of football. Here's what little we know about the NFL's young star.
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According to Sports Info Solutions, Lamar Jackson is 15-for-20 for 210 yards and six touchdowns this season against Cover 0, all NFL-best marks.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson talks to the press about the injury to Matt Skura, the play of the wide receivers, and his goal to play in the Super Bowl.
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Lamar Jackson becomes the first player since 2015 to win the award at least four times in a single season.
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Michael Vick announced that Lamar Jackson would be given a 96 speed rating in the next “Madden 20” update, surpassing Vick as the fastest quarterback in the game’s 31-year history.
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Every week, Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson seems to set an NFL record. Here's a rundown of the historical benchmarks he's already reached.
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After ESPN's nonstop praise for Lamar Jackson and his teammates Monday night, Baltimore fans will never again be able to say the Ravens get no respect from national announcers.
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Ravens QB Lamar Jackson’s historic performance in rout of Rams was unbelievable — even for Hollywood
Every big play seemed to break a record, mark a new accomplishment, separate Lamar Jackson further and further from the Seattle Seahawks’ Russell Wilson in Most Valuable Player consideration.
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Blessed with rare talent and a refusal to be defined by the skepticism of others, Lamar Jackson rose from a patchy field in South Florida to become an MVP candidate for the Ravens.
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What makes Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson a dynamic quarterback, according to sports marketing experts, could also make him a dynamic pitchman.
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Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey talks about quarterback Lamar Jackson as well as the how the defense has improved during this season.
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The Lamar Jackson MVP campaign is full steam ahead. And now, Rams defensive coordinator Wade Phillips is on board.
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Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson holds press conference on November 21 before team practice at Under Armour Performance Center.
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Here’s how MVP candidates Lamar Jackson and Russell Wilson stack up — and why Jackson has the edge, barely.
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Even if Lamar Jackson doesn’t win NFL Most Valuable Player honors, one sportsbook has decided to reward bettors who thought he would.
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Former Ravens offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg disputes a report claiming he wanted to move quarterback Lamar Jackson to wide receiver last season.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is among greats like former Baltimore Bullets basketball player Wes Unseld who have defined Baltimore sports.
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"We're all just trying to do the best job we can do to make [his] job as easy as possible," said running back Mark Ingram II when asked about QB Lamar Jackson.
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In a battle of division leaders and Most Valuable Player candidates, Lamar Jackson passed for four touchdowns and the Ravens defense contained Deshaun Watson and an explosive Texans offense.
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The incident comes at a time when fans appear to have gotten over the long-running anthem controversy and a group of exciting young quarterbacks — most notably Ravens star Lamar Jackson — have captured their imagination.
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Schematically, the outlines of the Ravens’ and Texans' offenses are visible in a 2016 college showdown between Lamar Jackson and Deshaun Watson.
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Baltimore is experiencing a once-in-a-generation athletic phenomenon named Lamar Jackson. He’s not just the talk of the town; he’s the talk of the sports world.
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With the Ravens winning and MVP buzz growing around quarterback Lamar Jackson, fans from Baltimore and more distant points are taking notice.
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The Ravens' Lamar Jackson is the only player in the 17-year history of the awards to win both FedEx Air and Ground weekly honors.
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Baltimore Ravens newly signed nose tackle Domata Peko on joining the team that has quarterback Lamar Jackson running the offense.
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Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson talks about wearing sunglasses on the sidelines this past Sunday and playing against Houston's Deshaun Watson.
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The main reason that Lamar Jackson has been able to develop so quickly as a passer is an offensive scheme built largely around the tight end position.
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Ravens head coach John Harbaugh talks about the injury to DT Michael Pierce and the play of quarterback Lamar Jackson against the Bengals.
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Ravens coach John Harbaugh laughed Monday when asked about a video the team posted of him speaking with quarterback Lamar Jackson on the sideline during Sunday’s 49-13 blowout of the Cincinnati Bengals. “I was kind of curious how that got out,” he said.
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Lamar Jackson wasn't supposed to be a QB? Ludicrous, of course. He might very well be this season's NFL MVP.
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From the sunglasses to the MVP talk, here's what people are saying about Lamar Jackson.
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From the Ravens' total offensive dominance under Lamar Jackson to their resistance to complacency under coach John Harbaugh, here are five things we learned from Sunday's blowout win.
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Early in the second quarter against the Cincinnati Bengals, Lamar Jackson lined up in the shotgun with running back Mark Ingram to his right and backup quarterback Robert Griffin III to his left. For such an exotic formation, it had an obvious name. “It’s called the Heisman package,” Ingram said later. “That’s what we call it.”
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In three quarters of work, Lamar Jackson finished 15-for-17 for 223 yards, three touchdowns and a 158.3 passer rating.
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Ravens star Lamar Jackson is on pace to set the NFL single-season rushing mark for a quarterback, Here’s how he compares to some of the all-time greats.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson put together another perfect passing performance and broke a few ankles on a 47-yard touchdown run in the third quarter Sunday.
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On a week where Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson ran circles around the the seemingly impenetrable New England Patriots defense, Joppatowne Mariners senior quarterback Alan Brown put on a similar show against the Patterson Mill Huskies Friday night in a Class 1A East first round game.
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Ravens QB Lamar Jackson wishes a fan congrats on his bar mitzvah on Cameo, a platform that lets users purchase personalized shout-outs from celebrities.
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In beating the Patriots, quarterback Lamar Jackson of the Baltimore Ravens demonstrated he's someone special on so many levels.
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"They went 'Cover Zero,' said Lamar Jackson. "We've been studying it all week, throughout the bye week."
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A 3-yard touchdown run by quarterback Lamar Jackson gave the Ravens an early 7-0 lead against the New England Patriots.
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Days after Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson said Patriots quarterback Tom Brady was "definitely at the top" of the list of greatest quarterbacks, Brady had kind words for the young signal-caller.
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Few can predict what New England coach Bill Belichick will do to slow down Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson. That’s the intriguing element of this game.
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In Week 9 of last season, Joe Flacco played his final snaps as a Baltimore Raven. A year later, as the Ravens prepare for a hyped Week 9 match-up with the New England Patriots, Lamar Jackson has brought fresh excitement to their world.
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Ravens second year quarterback Lamar Jackson on facing "the goat" on Sunday, New England Patriots' Tom Brady.
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The only player in a Ravens jersey more terrifying than the living, breathing Lamar Jackson might be the computer-generated, pixel-powered Lamar Jackson who inhabits the “Madden NFL 20” video game.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson on Wednesday did not hide his admiration for Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, once again declaring the six-time Super Bowl champion the greatest of all time.
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There have been few more impressive and improved players in the NFL this season than Lamar Jackson.
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From the one-of-a-kind talents of Lamar Jackson to the high-risk excitement brought by Marcus Peters, here are five things we learned from the Ravens' 30-16 win over the Seahawks.
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In Sunday’s defining moments, Lamar Jackson took off, those legs pumping, the offense moving with him, the team’s fortunes rising throughout a 30-16 win.
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When the Ravens needed a play in their most important game of the year, Lamar Jackson took off, those legs pumping and the offense moving with him.
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Twice as nice: Ravens QB Lamar Jackson makes history with FedEx Ground NFL Player of the Week honors
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is the first player in the NFL award’s 17-year history to win both the air and ground weekly honors in the same season.
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The Ravens know they are rolling the dice with Lamar Jackson as their running quarterback. Can he hold up for 10 more games this season? (Mike Preston/Baltimore Sun)
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The Ravens know they are rolling the dice with Lamar Jackson as their running quarterback. Can he hold up for 10 more games this season?
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After Lamar Jackson’s career rushing day, John Harbaugh says Ravens want him to avoid 'certain hits’
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson set a career high for rushing yards Sunday, but it required a season-high 19 carries. And he didn’t always stay out of trouble.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson finished with nearly 400 yards of total offense and the defense stifled the winless Cincinnati Bengals as the Ravens won their second straight game, 23-17.
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Coach John Harbaugh, QB Lamar Jackson and ILB Matthew Judon talk about their 23-17 win against Bengals on Sunday, October 13.
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Shelley Lipton got the shot. But she also took a hit from Ravens QB Lamar Jackson on Sunday.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson talks about assisting a photographer in Sunday's game after he accidentally knocked her down.
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The Ravens' offensive line struggled at times against the Browns and Steelers’ talented defensive fronts, but the onus might fall heaviest on Lamar Jackson.
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"We're not trying to put our defense our there with no points." said Lamar Jackson. "That's our job, and we didn't do it today."
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As Lamar Jackson has ascended through three games, Baker Mayfield has struggled.
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From a dazzling matchup between Lamar Jackson and Patrick Mahomes to growing worries about pass coverage, here are five things we learned from the Ravens' 33-28 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.
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Lamar Jackson and the Ravens lost to the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, but few fans watching in Baltimore are ready to write off the team’s NFL playoff prospects.
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In a matchup of two of the NFL’s top-performing quarterbacks, Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs outgunned Lamar Jackson and the Ravens, running out to a big early lead and holding on late for a 33-28 win.
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What the Ravens don’t have to spend on Lamar Jackson, they can allocate elsewhere. Just look at Kansas City.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson describes it as "street ball," the rare, unspoken chemistry he shares with tight end Mark Andrews. Such bonds with elite tight ends have been essential to the careers of many great quarterbacks.
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Lamar Jackson and Patrick Mahomes received praise from Ravens defensive coordinator Don "Wink" Martindale: "The NFL’s in good hands with these young quarterbacks."
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Quarterback Lamar Jackson has shown improvement as a passer two games into the season, and Chiefs coach Andy Reid believes part of that is a result of what the team is asking of him.
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Ravens second-year quarterback Lamar Jackson is focused on the team and not the hype that's surrounding the team.
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Former NFL quarterback Michael Vick is all-in on Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, telling TMZ Sports that Jackson's fast start to the season is "no fluke."
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In recent seasons, the Ravens could count on their defense to bail them out. Now, the play of quarterback Lamar Jackson will likely decide their fate.
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Even on the days when Lamar Jackson is merely a great passer instead of a record-breaking one, he can lift up an offense in other ways. On Sunday, he delivered a dual-threat day for the ages.
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Ravens Lamar Jackson became the only player in league history to throw for at least 270 yards and rush for at least 120 yards in a game.
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Through two games, tight end Mark Andrews and rookie wide receiver Marquise "Hollywood" Brown have stepped up as go-to targets for quarterback Lamar Jackson.
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"Yes, he couldn't have thrown it any better than that," said Marquise Brown on Lamar Jackson key third down play in the fourth quarter.
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"We've got to get the the first down, and there's man coverage on him, no safety help over top, and he ran a great route," said Ravens QB Lamar Jackson.
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A week after Lamar Jackson led an unstoppable offense with his arm, the Ravens leaned on his legs to grit out a 23-17 win Sunday over the Arizona Cardinals.
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