Fans Send Prayers for Lamar Jackson After QB’s MVP-Worthy Season May See Early Demise
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Nov 7, 2022; New Orleans, Louisiana, USA; Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson (8) fumbles the football but recovers it against the New Orleans Saints during the first half at Caesars Superdome. Mandatory Credit: Stephen Lew-USA TODAY Sports
Lamar Jackson has gone into a frenzy to keep his case for a big-money deal alive. He is running strong with the Baltimore Ravens this season and could make it into the playoffs. However, QB1’s journey could be in jeopardy after an unfortunate situation. LJ suffered a worrisome injury, and the NFL faithful is very concerned about his future.
Lamar Jackson sustained a knee injury in the first quarter of the Ravens-Broncos game. The officials took him off the field and deemed him questionable, and he did not return for the rest of the game. Following that, the Broncos successfully contained Baltimore. However, the Ravens drove 16 plays on their final drive, aided by two Denver penalties.
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A video showcased the knee injury sustained by Lamar Jackson at the hands of a Broncos defensive athlete. The Ravens QB1 left the game at his power, but he could not return after that.
Lamar Jackson is injured pic.twitter.com/VfhDs8qvxU
— alex (@highlghtheaven) December 4, 2022
After the footage captured sensationalism, the NFL universe showcased their concern over the magnitude of the injury.
Ravens Fans Sweating Buckets After Lamar Jackson Leaves Practice With Sudden Injury
Robert Griffin III kept prayers for Jackson after the injury.
Prayers up for Lamar Jackson
— Robert Griffin III (@RGIII) December 4, 2022
Another user is wondering if Jackson’s injury is a contusion.
It's probably just a contusion. The Turf is no joke especially with added body weight.
— deadpoolinvest57 (@wegoinvest57) December 4, 2022
However, another user was critical of Baltimore and accused of sabotaging the QB1.
TALK ABOUT HOW THEY CALLING THE GAME BETTER FOR HUNTLEY BALTIMORE IS PURPOSELY SABOTAGING LAMAR JACKSON
— LaMarvelous8 (@HeatFlockAllDay) December 4, 2022
Another user claimed it to be the reason the franchise does not prefer to give running QBs such big money.
That’s why they don’t want to give running QBs big money btw
— Veni (@gnosklis) December 4, 2022
Another user claimed Jackson’s hopes for a big contract could be in shambles.
It was sooner than later… there goes that big contract! Should have traded for Jalen Hurts, he’s better and more durable!! Let’s go!! 😂
— King Allen IV🌐 (@AllenIV10) December 4, 2022
This user shared a video of Lamar Jackson’s current reaction.
Lamar Jackson right now pic.twitter.com/poqBf91BuI
— Q.TV media (@Que8319) December 4, 2022
This user urged the Ravens to pay the man.
If any QB in the NFL deserves guaranteed money at this point, it's Lamar. Team player, hard worker, leader that's earned the respect of teammates and coaches. Pay the man
— Mhdrums5781 (@mhdrums5781) December 4, 2022
Another user claimed injuries as the reason he should not compete without a contract.
Very reason why he shouldn’t have been playing without a contract. He should have signed that contract his mother wouldn’t let him sign. I said way back when his mother was his agent and he was going to bet on himself that he would go down as a cautionary tale.
— PatriotsDontCheat (@shanebutt10) December 4, 2022
The hopes for Lamar Jackson and his lucrative contract could be in jeopardy
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The injury scare surrounding Lamar Jackson could be a massive setback in his contract quest. Concerns had reached an all-time high since the quarterback had left the field. However, a new update could give Baltimore fans a sigh of relief. But John Harbaugh, the Ravens’ head coach, did not consider Jackson’s injury a season-ending one.
Ravens’ HC John Harbaugh said Lamar Jackson’s knee injury is “days to weeks”, but it is not season ending, and there will be further testing Monday.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) December 4, 2022
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The Ravens HC mentioned, “It’s going to be a number [of] days to weeks. We’ll see. We’ll see if he can go back this week. If not, it’ll be sometime after that shortly.” Jackson will be subjected to additional testing on Monday. Harbaugh stated the team would determine how long Jackson will be off the game by Wednesday at the earliest.
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