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· 9h · on MSN

Baltimore Ravens' Lamar Jackson listed as full participant in practice and speaks with reporters

"It's do or die right now," Jackson said. "Each and every week."

· 13h · on MSN

Lamar Jackson Offers Blunt Take on Ravens’ 2-5 Record

· 11h

Ravens ‘excited’ for QB Lamar Jackson’s return to lineup: ‘It’s great having him back’

· 15h

Will Lamar Jackson return to play for Ravens on Thursday night?

The Baltimore Ravens might be 2-5 and sitting in a distant third place in the AFC North, but their season is far from over.

· 9h

Lamar Jackson again is a full practice participant

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Lamar Jackson's status for playing Thursday night gets major update from ESPN's Adam Schefter

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Lamar Jackson 'Can't Wait' to Return from Hamstring Injury for Ravens vs. Dolphins

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is excited for his return from the hamstring injury that has sidelined him since Week 4.

13hon MSN

Ravens QB Lamar Jackson amped to play Thursday vs. Dolphins: 'Can’t wait to touch the grass with my guys'

After going 4-4 in place of Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott last season, Rush struggled mightily with the Ravens this season. So much so that he was benched for Huntley during a 17-3 embarrassment to the Rams in Week 6.

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Lamar Jackson's Role in Ravens' Decision Emerges Before Dolphins Game

Baltimore needed a spark so badly that it removed recreational games from the locker room, including ping-pong tables and video game consoles, via The Baltimore Sun. The strategy worked, as the Ravens beat the Bears 30-16 with backup quarterback Tyler Huntley.

10hon MSN

Lamar Jackson removes game consoles from Ravens locker room. "It's do-or-die."

Lamar Jackson knows what the Ravens need to do to mount a run to the playoffs. That doesn't include video games or ping pong tables.

14h

Lamar Jackson Reveals He Had Ravens Remove Ping-Pong Table, Games from Locker Room

The fun and games are over for the Baltimore Ravens amid a 2-5 start to the season. Quarterback Lamar Jackson said on Tuesday that he was the player who had the ping-pong table and other games removed from the locker room to help Baltimore regain its focus.