Baltimore star Lamar Jackson to miss 3rd straight game
Lamar Jackson will miss a third straight game when the Baltimore Ravens host the Atlanta Falcons on Saturday.
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Lamar Jackson will miss a third straight game when the Baltimore Ravens host the Atlanta Falcons on Saturday.
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Lamar Jackson did not participate in practice Tuesday as the Ravens prepare for Christmas Eve against the Atlanta Falcons.
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Coach John Harbaugh isn't giving much of an update on Jackson, who has missed the past two games with a knee injury.
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