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The Ravens Have Won 5 Straight, but Lamar Jackson Hasn't Looked Like Himself Lately
Baltimore's defense and special teams have driven five straight wins while Lamar Jackson's rushing average dropped to a career low of 29.6 yards per game.
- On Sunday, the Baltimore Ravens won 23-10 over the New York Jets, their fifth straight victory tying them with the Pittsburgh Steelers atop the AFC North.
- With improved special teams, Baltimore's defense has held six opponents under 20 points, and Jordan Stout averaged 62.8 yards on four punts Sunday.
- In recent games, Jackson completed 57.1% of passes, with a 62.8 rating over three games, and has been held under 200 yards passing for three straight games.
- The Ravens face a short week before a Thanksgiving matchup at Cincinnati where Joe Burrow might return, but Baltimore could exploit Cincinnati Bengals' porous defense even if Jackson isn't 100%.
- Amid the streak, Ronnie Stanley urged better execution, saying, `So while winning is great, to reach our goals, we know we need to be better`, while John Harbaugh expressed confidence in Jackson.
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The Ravens have won 5 straight, but Lamar Jackson hasn't looked like himself lately
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The Ravens have won 5 straight, but Lamar Jackson hasn't looked like himself lately
Lamar Jackson insisted his recent injuries aren’t holding the Baltimore Ravens' offense back. The star quarterback doesn’t look totally right, however. Jackson missed practice time each of the past two weeks with knee and ankle issues. He was able to…
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