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The Ravens' defense is about to get a whole lot stronger.
The Baltimore Ravens returned to practice Wednesday without quarterback Lamar Jackson.
Lamar Jackson missed practice Friday because of an illness, but Baltimore coach John Harbaugh said the Ravens' star quarterback will be fine for Sunday's game against Carolina.
Sometimes, as a motivational technique, a player might make a point of remembering everyone at his position who was drafted ahead of him.
The Ravens are rested and ready to make a playoff push.
The Ravens (6-3) have their open date this weekend, and with a favorable-looking schedule the rest of the way, this looks like another chance for Jackson to try to lead Baltimore on a deep playoff run.
Ravens running back J.K. Dobbins set the record straight on why he hasn't played since Baltimore's clash with the Giants during Wednesday night's Purple Playbook recording.
When the Baltimore Ravens began the season, they had every reason to believe Rashod Bateman would be their top wide receiver, Mark Andrews a standout tight end — and eventually, J.K. Dobbins and Gus Edwards might be their best options at running back.
The loss of Andrews comes the same week the Ravens learned receiver Rashod Bateman would opt for surgery on his injured foot, ending his season.
Entering his 15th season in the NFL, Jackson will wear jersey No. 15.
Justin Tucker, one of the greatest kickers in NFL history, sat down for a one-on-one interview with WJZ Sports Anchor Mark Viviano ahead of Monday's primetime game against the New Orleans Saints.
The Saints were outclassed by a Baltimore team missing several offensive starters, including tight end Mark Andrews and running back Gus Edwards.
The New Orleans Saints' first season since former coach Sean Payton's retirement has been a struggle.
The chants of "MVP" reverberated throughout Baltimore's Chesapeake Arena Wednesday night when Ravens' quarterback Lamar Jackson was introduced.