Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens head to Paycor Stadium on Sunday at 1 p.m. ET to take on the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 15 after he picked up one rushing score and 43 rushing yards in his last game.

At this point in the year and after a succession of injuries, Ravens star Lamar Jackson views his weekly day off as a necessity.

Ravens' Lamar Jackson has baffling response to running more this season originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. One of the things that makes Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson so special and dangerous on the football field is his dual-threat ability.

It’s hardly ever one factor. Usually, it’s a few things going wrong at once, among which could be Jackson playing through a more serious injury than anyone realizes. The 28-year-old missed three games this season with a hamstring injury, but he has also missed recent practices due to ankle and toe ailments.

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has been called out for his puzzling relationship with head coach John Harbaugh.

Lamar Jackson and Jalen Hurts are among the two most versatile Quarterbacks in the NFL. One player will be a better start in Week 15 Fantasy Football.

The Baltimore Ravens suffered their second consecutive loss on Sunday, falling to 6-7 after the Pittsburgh Steelers beat them 27-22 at M&T Bank Stadium. The AFC North duel saw Lamar Jackson struggle to be consistent,

As expected, Lamar Jackson is back on the practice field. According to multiple reporters on the scene, Jackson is practicing on Thursday after he wasn't on the field for Wednesday's session. While Jackson has been listed with various lower-body injuries during the second half of the season, he received a rest day this week.

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has missed a day of practice in each of the last four weeks and that streak continues this week.

Cornerback Chidobe Awuzie (shoulder) was the only other player absent from practice. He was seen in the locker room after practice in good spirits (wearing an Orioles hat on the same day that Baltimore added former Mets star Pete Alonso ).

The Baltimore Ravens' ongoing 6-7 season has provided its fans with no shortage of potential scapegoats. John Harbaugh's position as the longtime head coach ha

I’m not sure who was more boneheaded last week, the Commanders for rushing Jayden Daniels back from a serious elbow injury to play in a meaningless game or me for building a lineup around Daniels. For the sake of self-preservation,