Lamar Jackson

Left-wing haters have gone off on Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson for reposting a message about Jesus Christ by Charlie Kirk.

Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson shut the critics up in the best way possible on Monday, he did it on the field.

ESPN’s Bomani Jones and Domonique Foxworth are accusing the NFL of thinking its own fans are racists who will never accept black quarterbacks.

Over the years, we’ve all been told by our virtue-signaling elites in the mainstream sports media that the NFL has a racial bias against black QBs. Well, that narrative had a very tough day on Thursday.

Before Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson got down to business Monday night in New Orleans against the Saints, he first took care of some very personal business by bringing joy to a young fan battling a heart condition.

Pat Mahomes says he feels there are criticisms made of black quarterbacks that aren’t made of white quarterbacks.

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson isn’t very worried about his critics and he pointed out Thursday that Jesus had critics, too.

Baltimore Raves quarterback Lamar Jackson once again refused to tell the sports media if he has taken the coronavirus vaccine.

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson’s positive test has brought Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan to demand that the player get vaccinated.

Ravens quarterback and reigning league MVP Lamar Jackson has tested positive for the coronavirus, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.

On Saturday, President Trump tweeted a nice comment about Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, but the anti-Trumpers went on the warpath against the player because they misunderstood Jackson’s reply to Trump’s tweet.

Most NFL executives steadfastly – and correctly – refuse to follow the advice of fans and celebrities when it comes to the draft. However, at least in this case, it would have been a really good idea if the team had listened.

Former NFL executive and current NFL analyst Bill Polian, once said that Lamar Jackson should be a wide receiver in the NFL, not a quarterback. That was a bad opinion, one that Polian freely admits was a mistake.

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, the NFL’s likely 2019 MVP, is crediting his belief in Jesus for keeping him humble with all his success and riches.

San Francisco cornerback Richard Sherman has come to the defense of a suspended 49ers radio announcer, calling his recent comments about Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, “not that offensive.”

The San Francisco 49ers have suspended radio host Tim Ryan after he said that Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is good at faking handoffs because of his “dark skin with a dark football.”

When QB Lamar Jackson came out of Louisville in 2018, former NFL GM Bill Polian suggested the player move to wide receiver due to throwing inaccuracy.

Is coded language from broadcasters a problem for black quarterbacks? Some believe so, including former NFL head coach Tony Dungy.

Wednesday on ESPN’s “First Take,” co-host Max Kellerman weighed in on the prospect of Baltimore Ravens first-round selection Lamar Jackson, the 2016 Heisman-winner as a quarterback, playing in a slash position with incumbent starter Joe Flacco still at quarterback. While Kellerman

Monday on Fox Sports 1’s “Speak for Yourself,” host Jason Whitlock weighed in on the potential quarterback controversy in Baltimore after the Ravens selected Heisman-winner Lamar Jackson in the 2018 NFL Draft. Whitlock predicted the “woke media” will play the race

New York Daily News sportswriter Carron J. Phillips, believes that the only reason Louisville QB Lamar Jackson won’ be the first quarterback drafted on Thursday night, is because he’s black.

Louisville’s Lamar Jackson is considered by some to be one of the better QB prospects in the 2018 NFL draft. However, others think he should switch to wide receiver due to concerns about his passing accuracy.