‘He’s Gonna Start Tweeting at the Other Team Every Time We Lose’: Lamar Jackson Faces Flak From His Own Fans on Twitter After Recent Tweet Following Crushing Buffalo Bills Loss

Ravens QB Lamar Jackson has set Twitter rolling with a congratulatory tweet for his opponents. Raven lost the game to the Bills in a close encounter that went down the wire. It was a loss that was hard to digest for the loyal Raven fans. What disappointed them more was their star QB, taking to Twitter to wish the winners. 

Much was expected from Jackson in the vital game. The 25-year-old QB had a brilliant beginning. He set the team rolling and gave them a 20-3 lead. But Baltimore couldn’t seal the deal. The Bills scored 20 more points, to post a comeback win. The loss was hard to digest for the fans, and they spared no one, including Jackson.

One fan wondered why he’s tweeting about the loss.

A user reacted, it’s called being a good sport.

This user felt it was a good game to watch.

A user said Ravens lost hope for playoffs.

This fan called it fair play.

How Lamar Jackson and the Ravens lost the plot 

Earlier, Tyler Bass kicked a 21-yard field goal on the last play to stamp the Bills win. This was after Josh Allen rallied them from a 20-point deficit. It was a wonderful game with great drama. However, there is also a question of ravishing praises to your opposite team after a close encounter. 

In 2021, when Tom Brady and Co. won the Super Bowl, his rival Patrick Mahomes was one of the first men to congratulate TB12 on the achievement. Meanwhile, the Ravens fans were distraught about the loss. They almost won it and later it slipped from their hands. Several fans reacted with an air of frustration about the loss.

Meanwhile, this fan praised Jackson.

This user gave him respect.

This fan had something to say about the team.

One Bills supporter invited him to join their team.

Another user thinks he’s been misquoted.

What is next for the Ravens?

After 4 games, the Ravens have a 2-2 record as they head into Week 5. They are placed second in the AFC North Division. They have two important games coming up on weeks 5 and 6.

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The first one is against the Bengals, and the second outing will feature the Giants. Lamar Jackson and his men would hope they play a complete game and gain full advantage. 

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