Ravens' Lamar Jackson Seen Wearing Glove On Left Hand Ahead Of Playoff Bout With Bills
Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson was seen wearing a glove on his left hand ahead of the team's AFC Divisional Round matchup against the Buffalo Bills.
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Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson was seen wearing a glove on his left hand ahead of the team's AFC Divisional Round matchup against the Buffalo Bills.
It's game day, and the Ravens are in a spot they're very familiar with under Head Coach John Harbaugh: the AFC Divisional Round of the playoffs.
Ravens coach John Harbaugh was immediately impressed by Buffalo quarterback Josh Allen's competitive fire following their first face-to-face encounter in an NFL setting.
Guess what, Ravens Fans: snow showers are now looking likely on and off throughout Saturday's AFC Divisional Round game in Buffalo.
The game against the Buffalo Bills on Saturday is the Ravens next step on the playoff path, and it marks another big matchup for quarterback Lamar Jackson.
Baltimore Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson rushed for 136 yards and a touchdown in last week's Wild Card Round against the Tennessee Titans.
Lamar Jackson is now one of three players in NFL history to have an MVP and a playoff win in the season he started at 23 years old.
Lamar Jackson has an NFL MVP Trophy, two 1,000-yard rushing seasons and a 30-7 regular-season record as the Baltimore Ravens starting quarterback.
Defensive end Calais Campbell knows the time has arrived to prove why Baltimore traded for him last March: It's Round 3 of the Ravens vs. Derrick Henry.
Baltimore Ravens cornerback Marcus Peters does not want to hear that the team's star quarterback, Lamar Jackson, cannot produce in the playoffs. He said during a press conference Thursday that he just laughs at Jackson's critics.
Baltimore Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson said during a press conference Wednesday that he wants to "erase the narrative" that he can't win a playoff game after posting an 0-2 record in the postseason during his young career.
The 23-year-old quarterback for the Baltimore Ravens became the first quarterback in NFL history with back-to-back seasons of rushing 1,000 yards.
Five weeks ago, the Baltimore Ravens figured they'd have to win out and get some help to reach the playoffs. But that's not the case. A win and the Ravens are in.
While clinching a playoff berth is the Ravens' primary focus this week, the team and individual players can reach impressive milestones.
The Baltimore Ravens are among 10-win teams still fighting for a playoff spot.
Local reporters from the Baltimore chapter of the Pro Football Writers of America chose Lamar Jackson as the Ravens' 2020 most valuable player for the second consecutive year.
Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens have emerged from a COVID-19 outbreak to average 40 points and nearly 400 yards during a three-game winning streak that has put them in position to charge into the postseason with confidence.
It's been a busy year of sports news in Baltimore.
From football to fashion: two Baltimore Ravens' recent wardrobe choices have caught some attention.
Seven Baltimore Ravens have been voted into the Pro Bowl for their performances on the field this season, but quarterback Lamar Jackson was not among them.
A number of fans took to Twitter to voice their displeasure with the apparent snub of Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson for this year's Pro Bowl.
The NFL on CBS play-by-play man thinks Monday night's win over the Browns will "catapult" the Ravens into the postseason.
It's the moment from Monday night's game that people can't stop talking about, Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson running off the field toward the locker room. Now, one company is getting in on the joke.
When Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson disappeared late in Monday night's game against the Cleveland Browns, fans began speculating what led him to leave the field. It was cramps, not having to use the bathroom.
