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‘He’s a Unicorn’: Lamar Jackson Presents Lions with What Might Be Their Toughest Test
Lamar Jackson leads the Ravens with six touchdown passes and no interceptions this season as they prepare for a pivotal Week 3 clash against the Detroit Lions.
- The Detroit Lions face the Baltimore Ravens on Monday Night Football this week in Baltimore, presenting a significant early-season challenge.
- This matchup is notable because Lamar Jackson, a two-time MVP known for his dual-threat ability, poses a rare challenge to the Lions defense.
- The Lions enter the game with injury concerns, particularly on the defensive line as Marcus Davenport missed practice due to a chest injury, raising Al-Quadin Muhammad's role.
- Defensive coordinator Kelvin Sheppard called this game "a litmus test" against a Ravens offense leading the league with 40.5 points per game, and praised Jackson as a multi-year MVP who threatens both passing and rushing.
- This game will indicate where the Lions stand against top opponents, as head coach Dan Campbell acknowledged the task and believes the team is prepared to meet the challenge.
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Lions Coach Dan Campbell Warns Team on 'Test' Against Lamar Jackson
Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell guided his team to a bounce-back victory in Week 2, blowing out the Chicago Bears after a stinging loss to the Green Bay Packers to start the year. There’s another big test coming in Week 3, facing Super Bowl contender Baltimore Ravens and two-time MVP Lamar Jackson. Campbell opened up about the approach his team must take against the dynamic playmaker. Lions Coach Wants Players to Stay Aggressive The Lions…
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