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Lamar Jackson's message to teammates: Stay alive, and I'll be back
- Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson aims to return this season following a fractured and dislocated thumb, telling teammates to "just stay alive" while he recovers over six to nine weeks.
- The Ravens have lost four straight games and fallen to 4-5 after Thursday's 33-10 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars, marking their third consecutive defeat by at least 20 points.
- Baltimore acquired veteran Jacoby Brissett from the Arizona Cardinals on Friday to replace third-stringer Joe Fagnano, who threw 60 yards and two interceptions on 18 attempts in Thursday's loss.
- If Brissett maintains competitiveness, the Ravens could reach the playoffs by early January, facing the Chargers, Carolina Panthers, and Houston Texans before their Week 13 bye.
- Teammates described Jackson's message as "energizing" and "exciting," providing a rallying point for a locker room that previously feared his season was over.
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Lamar Jackson Urges Ravens to “Stay Alive” After Receiving Bad News on His Injury Return Timeline
The Baltimore Ravens suffered a major setback to their season after Lamar Jackson went down with a significant injury to his throwing hand against the Buffalo Bills. The 2x NFL MVP underwent surgery to fix a fractured and dislocated thumb and has been placed on injured reserve. This leaves the Ravens with a difficult fight […]
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Lamar Jackson reportedly makes decision on return after injury
The Baltimore Ravens’ season has gone from bad to worse in recent weeks, with the team losing four straight games and both of its top quarterbacks to injuries. Many around the league assumed that Lamar Jackson’s season was over after he suffered a serious thumb injury last weekend, but that doesn’t sound like Jackson’s plan.…
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