Lamar Jackson staying up playing video games and sleeping in team meetings as Ravens hit crossroads with 2x MVP: Report 

Lamar Jackson has been in the spotlight for the Baltimore Ravens in the past few weeks. The quarterback has struggled for consistency, while some have also questioned his ambition to play for the franchise.

Amid the talk around Jackson, reports from the "Baltimore Sun" have claimed that the Ravens QB has been staying up late playing video games. He has also reportedly been falling asleep at team meetings, to make matters worse.

Earlier this week, analyst Nick Wright called out Jackson for not returning to the field after he suffered a bruised back in the first half of Baltimore's 28-24 loss to the New England Patriots.

"Can I call it without people freaking out? Another weird injury thing with Lamar," Wright said on his "What's Wright" show on Wednesday. "What looked like a relatively banal play knocked him out for the most critical half of their season. Lamar is obviously tough, and obviously he's played through stuff, and he cares when he didn't go back in.

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"I assumed that he broke his ribs. When Harbaugh came out yesterday and said, just a bad contusion, and he's day to day. I was stunned. It's very, very hard not to go to the other quarterbacks in Lamar's tax bracket and echelon and not ask yourself, do we think we wouldn't have seen them back on the field giving it a go, and then maybe, 'okay, this isn't gonna work.' I don't know."

Jackson has won two MVPs since the Ravens drafted him in 2018. However, he has a rather underwhelming 3-5 record in the playoffs.

This season, Jackson has posted 2,311 passing yards with 18 touchdowns, six interceptions and two rushing TDs.

Lamar Jackson's Ravens will lock horns with the Green Bay Packers in Week 17 of the 2025 NFL season

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Lamar Jackson's Ravens (7-8) will lock horns with the Green Bay Packers (9-5-1) in Week 17 of the 2025 NFL season on Saturday. The game is set to commence at 8 p.m. ET from Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

In order for the Ravens to make the playoffs, they need to win their two remaining regular-season games and hope that the Steelers lose their two games.

Edited by Arnold