Lamar Jackson has been in the talk of the town this season because of his consistency issues. The quarterback missed three games after suffering a hamstring injury during the loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 4.
However, despite his return with a victory over the Lions in Week 9, the two-time NFL MVP's performance took a sharp decline. Apart from this, Lamar Jackson also suffered from other minor injury concerns that resulted in him missing several days of practice. In Week 16 against the Patriots, the quarterback exited the game early after suffering a back contusion.
All these issues have raised questions about Lamar Jackson's future with the Ravens. However, according to an article by The Athletic, there is a possibility that the franchise trades away the veteran quarterback in 2026. An anonymous agent named the Minnesota Vikings as a suitable destination.
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He also compared the situation to that of NBA star Luka Dončić, highlighting how the complaints about both players were almost similar. His trade to the Lakers by the Mavericks in February left the sport buzzing for days, given how the five-time NBA All-Star was in his prime and a valuable asset on the court.
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"Lamar being traded could be similar to the (Dallas) Mavericks trading Luka Dončić," the agent said. "The Mavericks were complaining about Luka's toughness, taking care of his body, work ethic. Luka gets moved, he loses all that weight, he gets in great shape and he's got a new lease on life. Lamar might be the same."This season, Lamar Jackson has played in 12 games while recording 2,311 yards and 18 TDs passing, along with 340 yards and two touchdowns rushing. The Ravens are still in the competition for a playoff spot following their 41-24 victory over the Packers in Week 17.
Ravens coach John Harbaugh provides an update on Lamar Jackson's injury status
Lamar Jackson was benched in Week 17 after he suffered a back contusion. Backup Tyler Huntley took to the field as a replacement and completed 16 of 20 passes for 107 yards and a touchdown.
During Monday's press conference, Coach John Harbaugh provided an update on Jackson's status for the team's final regular-season game against the Steelers.
"Well, it is to be determined," Harbaugh said. "He's coming off a very serious injury and he's working at it. Saw him in here today working at it. I think we will know a lot more on Wednesday."The Ravens vs Steelers game is scheduled to be played on Sunday at 8:20 p.m. ET. Can they go on to qualify for the playoffs this season?
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