Ravens, Lamar Jackson
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The Miami Dolphins are in Year 1 of a rebuild, but could general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan decide to speed up the process by trading for an MVP-caliber starting QB? Miami is currently going with Malik Willis,
Jackson was injured early in Sunday's loss to the Bills.
On Lamar Jackson’s future with Ravens, Jesse Minter gives 1-word answer
The Detroit Lions handed the Minnesota Vikings their first loss of the season, but lost a key playmaker on defense as All-Pro linebacker Jack Campbell suffered a scary-looking neck injury. He was immobilized on a backboard before being transported to the hospital as his teammates gathered around him in an emotional scene.
He is questionable to return.
As injuries become a persistent challenge, it’s time for the Ravens to starting shopping Lamar Jackson to other teams, writes Terry Weiner.
Lamar Jackson’s return from a high left ankle injury didn’t last very long. It was the complete opposite, as the Baltimore Ravens superstar two-way quarterback lasted just a snap in Sunday’s marquee matchup against Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills at the new Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park,
The Panthers have a quarterback, so bringing in Lamar Jackson just doesn't make sense at all.
