"He's never winning a Super Bowl": NFL fans rip Lamar Jackson for sleeping during team meetings as Ravens reporter exposes 2x MVP's attitude

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has had an indifferent year with the franchise in 2025 and the two-time NFL MVP could miss the Ravens' crucial game against the Green Bay Packers on Sunday.

Jackson is doubtful for the Week 17 clash as he was listed as doubtful on the team's final injury report this week. Amid the Ravens quarterback's injury concerns, Baltimore Sun columnist Mike Preston shared an alarming report about Jackson.

"The breakdown of an NFL player’s body is natural, but Jackson could help himself. He doesn’t need to be up late at night playing video games or falling asleep in team meetings,” Preston wrote. “He needs to train more around The Castle instead of only attending mandatory minicamps, where he disappears after one day."

NFL fans reacted to the report about Jackson sleeping during team meetings.

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"Incredible Baltimore Sun article on Lamar Jackson. Claims he stays up late playing video games. And falls asleep in meetings. He’s 3-5 in the playoffs. With 7 interceptions. And 7 fumbles. He’s never winning a Super Bowl." "I was told this man is the greatest talent to ever play QB." "They are going to trade him, this is preemptive PR move to temper fan backlash." "He just doesn't want to be in Baltimore." "Not a surprise. Always been a selfish pompous diva. Ravens need to move on. Lamary can’t win and will never win in playoffs. To beat good teams in playoffs QBs need to read defenses, make quick decisions and throw accurately. All things Lamary is incapable of doing. A joke MVP."

NFL journalist claims Ravens coach John Harbaugh is "tired" of Jackson

According to Mike Preston, Ravens coach John Harbaugh has become "tired" of Lamar Jackson's alleged antics this season.

"It’s clear that coach John Harbaugh has become tired of Jackson, even though he builds him up after every game,” Preston wrote. “He has to, or Jackson will go into his own self-exile.”

Jackson's injury struggles over the last two seasons have sparked rumors of a move away from Baltimore, who are fighting for a playoff spot and need to win out to have a chance at making the postseason.

Edited by Chaitanya Prakash