Following a drama-filled offseason regarding contract negotiation, the Baltimore Ravens once again welcomed their vet player Lamar Jackson with a hefty five-year deal, making him one of the highest paid quarterbacks in the league. Having an intention to end his career with the Ravens, Jackson has been running to adorn the trust of his team, assisting them to snatch four wins while making headlines for astonishing feats.
The player is adamant to carry on the winning streak, hence one reporter’s slip of tongue regarding their next battle against the Detroit Lions, prompted him to correct the reporter’s fault instantly.
Reporter’s slip-up amuses Lamar Jackson
In the NFL’s Week 7, the Ravens will square off against the Lions who are current 5-1 this season. Apart from a close loss to the Seattle Seahawks, the Lions are continuously proving themselves as one of the Super Bowl contenders this season and are hoping to get the NFC North title while the Ravens are just falling short to the Lions by only one win.
The battle will be going to be a nail-biting one surely for Lamar Jackson’s team. Hence the quarterback recently confronted questions regarding their preparation to face the Lions. Nevertheless, while addressing the Lions team, a reporter mentioned the Lions as “6-1” which instantly grabbed the attention of the QB.
The 26-year-old shrewdly questioned the record once more, and upon realizing his error, the reporter amended the record to read 5-1. While Lamar is vying to add another win in their stat, the reporter’s slip of tongue led him to crack a joke stating the reporter’s effort to give the Lions an additional win.
“Are you already trying to give them a win?,” he asked the reporter.
Since joining the team, winning game to game has been a pivotal target for Lamar Jackson. Before this season, the Baltimore team was 45-16 in his 61 starts. It is fifth-most amongst all NFL quarterbacks in the league.
John Harbaugh hails Lamar Jackson’s remarkable London performance
Lamar Jackson rarely failed to entertain his fans with his dazzling supremacy over the defense of his opposite team on the field and this season is no exception. Among all the wins of the season, the franchise quarterback touched the heart of his team coach through his performance at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday.
Following a 24-16 win over the Tennessee Titans, coach John Harbaugh raved about the prowess and courage of the dual-threat quarterback.
“Lamar Jackson played one of the most courageous games I’ve ever seen. Lamar Jackson is not afraid.”
Even while the Ravens defense came through in crucial moments throughout the game, Jackson’s supremacy on the field didn’t go unnoticed by anyone. He tossed 21 of 30 for 223 yards with one touchdown and one interception and sacked once, per NFL.com.
The player is seemingly much optimistic to lead the Ravens once again to snatch another victory while battling with another member of 5-1 elite groups. Do you think the Ravens can make it happen?