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.
Lamar Jackson did not participate in practice Tuesday as the Ravens prepare for Christmas Eve against the Atlanta Falcons.
On draft night in 1996, linebacker Ray Lewis didn't expect to be a Baltimore Raven.
The Baltimore Ravens have several scenarios that would clinch them a playoff berth this weekend.
Early on, Justin Tucker became the Ravens' all-time leader in field goals, passing former kicker Matt Stover.
The Ravens are heading to Cleveland for an AFC North clash. Coming into the game, the Ravens (9-4) have won six of their past seven games.
Two years ago, Deshaun Watson experienced a wild winter storm off Lake Erie in his only start in Cleveland.
A two-point loss at Cleveland. A one-point loss to Green Bay. A one-point loss to the Los Angeles Rams. A three-point overtime loss to Pittsburgh.
The Ravens quarterback Tyler Huntley passed the NFL's concussion protocol, putting him on track to start Saturday against the Browns.
Huntley has been in concussion protocol after leaving last weekend's win at Pittsburgh in the third quarter.
The Baltimore Ravens paid tribute to linebacker Jaylon Ferguson, who would have turned 27 years old on Wednesday.
Ravens quarterback Tyler Huntley took part in practice on Tuesday, giving the team hope that he may be available on Saturday in Cleveland.
A debate filled the Ravens' locker room.
The saying goes in the Ravens' locker room, "you aren't a Raven until you beat the Steelers."
Lamar Jackson's injury may put even more pressure on the Baltimore Ravens' defense.
