Ex-NFL QB Wants People To ‘Stop Saying Lamar Jackson Has To Change His Style Of Play’

Baltimore Ravens star QB Lamar Jackson has been in the news for quite a few months now. Jackson is about to approach the final years of his contract with the Ravens. Last month, Jackson also missed the OTAs that were organized by his team. 

It was the first time the Ravens QB had missed any practice sessions in the last four years. Well, many critics and fans speculated Lamar might not play for the Ravens anymore. But now the fans are relieved as it has been confirmed that Jackson would play for the Ravens this season.

Free agent Robert Griffin III came out in his support and shared a tweet in which he wrote, “Stop saying @Lj_era8 has to change his style of play,” Griffin tweeted. “He plays Lamar ball and is the only player in the NFL who can do what he does and that’s what makes him special. Lamar does a phenomenal job of avoiding big hits when he runs and when protected, he is lethal from the pocket.”

There have been discussions going on about whether Jackson should experiment with his playing style. Griffin and Jackson have played together for the Baltimore Ravens. Griffin knows Jackson’s playing style and thinks he can easily dominate on the football field.

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Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson attends the mandatory minicamps held in the team’s facility

Recently, Baltimore Ravens posted a video of Lamar Jackson. In the video, they confirmed that the QB had returned to the mandatory minicamps. He looks set to lead his side to their first Super Bowl appearance in years. Also, if he performs well, then the Ravens would definitely offer him a contract extension after this season.

Jackson, in his four seasons with the Baltimore Ravens, had 9,967 passing yards, 3,673 rushing yards, and 105 touchdowns. Last season, Jackson missed the last four games of the season due to an ankle injury. Now he has totally recovered and will start his 5th season with the Ravens.

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