@jj_pavlick@NFL_DovKleiman His response had nothing to do with his play. The comment was about him as a person. Even the worst player can defend themselves when those statements are made.
The hard truth is this isn’t a very good Ravens team. And it’s not just because Lamar Jackson is missing.
The defense isn’t good. It surrenders big plays each week, and can’t hold leads. Not enough pressure, and the coverage is scary.
The offense commits too many self-inflicted wounds and the offensive line is porous.
Neither side is disciplined.
There are too many bloated contracts for vets that aren’t performing.
Many players haven’t shaken mental scars from years past.
Lamar covered up a lot of roster warts, and without him, they are being exposed.
Over their past 8 quarters, the Ravens have 346 yards of total offense.
Over their first 3 games, the Ravens averaged 398.7 yards per game.
This is a Lamar Jackson tweet.
The Ravens are a popular Super Bowl pick when Lamar Jackson plays and maybe the worst team in the NFL when he is out.
If you honestly think they’re trading him, you’re lost your mind.
"What the hell difference does it make what they talked about in August? He's the starting QB of the Cleveland Browns. Can we bury all the other stuff?"
🚨 @CLETalkingHeads on the questioning of the #Browns timing with Shedeur Sanders