US EditionLamar Jackson Returns to Ravens Practice Field for Mandatory Minicamp
- Lamar Jackson rejoined the Baltimore Ravens at their mandatory minicamp on Tuesday in Owings Mills after missing the voluntary OTA sessions.
- His return follows the Ravens' narrow 27-25 playoff loss to the Buffalo Bills, a defeat Jackson said he has not gotten over and that still affects him.
- At the mandatory minicamp, Jackson showed excitement about reconnecting with his teammates, stood up for tight end Mark Andrews against social media backlash, and encouraged the Ravens to acquire cornerback Jaire Alexander.
- Jackson expressed regret over the loss, particularly lamenting his interception and the issue involving Andrews, and promised they would improve their performance in future games.
- The Ravens will kick off the 2025 season with a Sunday Night Football matchup in Buffalo facing the Bills, entering the year with Super Bowl odds tied for second best.
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Lamar Jackson returns to Ravens practice field for mandatory minicamp
Two-time MVP quarterback Lamar Jackson has returned to the Ravens practice field for the first day of mandatory minicamp in Owings Mills after being absent from voluntary OTAs. WATCH: Lamar Jackson returns to Ravens practice field for mandatory minicamp Lamar Jackson returns to Ravens practice field for mandatory minicamp Jackson expressed enthusiasm about reuniting with his teammates and working to improve their on-field chemistry."I'm trying t…
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