Lamar Jackson

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson signals for a first down after he caught his own deflected pass and turned it into a 13-yard gain.

Jackson evaded Chiefs linebacker Leo Chenal and delivered a 30-yard strike to rookie wide receiver Zay Flowers for the team's first points of the game. Justin ...

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is doing everything possible to send the team to Super Bowl LVIII. Even if it means catching his own passes.

The jawdropping play came on a 2nd & 5 possession from the Ravens' own 18-yard line with 5:38 in the second quarter. That's when Jackson fired a pass that was ...

Lamar Jackson wows NFL fans just about every week with ridiculous plays, but he took it to another level on Sunday in the AFC Championship game against the…

Lamar Jackson said the Ravens were "angry" about losing after the team's prolific offense sputtered in Sunday's AFC Championship Game loss to the Chiefs.

With a trip to the Super Bowl just one victory away, the Baltimore Ravens looked nothing like the team that finished the regular season with the best record ...

Lamar Jackson wowed fans when he threw a pass to himself during the Ravens' AFC championship match against the Chiefs. The ball was tipped then caught.

Because by no standard did Jackson avoid having his worst possible game at the worst possible time in the AFC Championship contest against the Kansas City ...

Lamar Jackson may win his second MVP award, but Sunday's AFC title game accentuated the gap that remains between him and Patrick Mahomes.

Lamar Jackson caught a pass - thrown by himself, which was also done by Kurt Warner long ago.

Lamar Jackson was constantly under fire from KC's blitz while trying to pass – sacked four times, stripped once and serving up an interception.

It was a difficult AFC Championship Game for Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, whose late interception Sunday helped lock in the Kansas City ...

With a trip to the Super Bowl just one victory away, the Baltimore Ravens looked nothing like the team that finished the regular season with the best record ...

The Baltimore Ravens' season came to an end on Sunday when they were defeated by the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship.

BALTIMORE – One quarter into the AFC Championship Game, it seemed like Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens were finally going to get over the hump.

With a trip to the Super Bowl just one victory away, the Baltimore Ravens looked nothing like the team that finished the regular season with the best record ...

For the second time in five seasons, the Ravens had a special year. They finished with the No. 1 seed in the AFC. And they fell short of the Super Bowl.

If the Ravens had known coming into the game that they would hold the Chiefs to 17 points and zero in the second half, they probably would've felt good ...

Lamar Jackson admitted disappointed as the offense that helped his team to the NFL's best record in the regular season failed to ignite against the Chiefs.

Lamar Jackson is likely to be named the MVP of the 2023 NFL season in Las Vegas next week, but he won't be playing a football game on February 10.

Lamar Jackson said the Ravens were "angry" about losing after the team's prolific offense sputtered in Sunday's AFC Championship Game loss to the Chiefs.

Lamar Jackson was constantly under fire from KC's blitz while trying to pass – sacked four times, stripped once and serving up an interception.

Following a smashing regular season, in which they captured the No. 1 seed in the AFC on the shoulders of an MVP-type season by Lamar Jackson, the Ravens QB ...