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In 38 regular-season games as the Ravens starting QB, Lamar Jackson is 30-5 against everyone else, but 0-3 against the Chiefs. “They did beat us three times or whatever, but that’s in the past,” Jackson said. “… I’m not dwelling on those losses. Come Sunday night, we’re going to play.”
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Bo Smolka shares five takeaways from the Ravens’ 33-27 loss to the Raiders, including the tall task ahead of John Harbaugh, whose team has already suffered several season-ending injuries and now must recover from a gut-wrenching loss.
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Bo Smolka shares five takeaways from the Ravens’ preseason game against the Washington Football Team, chiefly the impact of a potentially serious knee injury sustained by J.K. Dobbins.
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On Glenn Clark Radio Aug. 24, ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler addressed his recent comments about Lamar Jackson. “I think the question that some teams have is if they get behind, can Lamar throw 40, 50 times and win games and bring them from behind with his arm?” Fowler said.
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The Ravens have waived quarterback Kenji Bahar to conclude their second cutdown, which suggests Lamar Jackson will see at least some action in the preseason finale at Washington Aug. 28.
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Ravens head coach John Harbaugh said wide receiver Rashod Bateman will be sidelined “a number of weeks” after sustaining a soft tissue injury in his leg, but Harbaugh would not say whether he expected the team’s first-round draft pick to be ready for the regular-season opener on Sept. 13.
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In his first news conference of training camp Aug. 9, Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson remained noncommittal about getting the COVID vaccine, calling it is a “personal decision.”
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Glenn Clark says there’s no getting around how frustrating Lamar Jackson’s apparent unwillingness to get a COVID-19 vaccine is (unless there’s something we don’t know), and it’s OK to criticize him for that.
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Gus Edwards returned from the reserve/COVID-19 list and Justin Houston took part in his first practice as a Raven Aug. 6, while Lamar Jackson figures to hit the practice fields Aug. 7 after he was activated from the COVID list.
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Former Ravens wide receiver and current WJZ pre-and post-game host Qadry Ismail believes quarterback Lamar Jackson can take the Ravens’ passing game to the next level in 2021 with help from new receivers and coaches.
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