NFL Hall of Famer Calls Out Lamar Jackson for Going Overboard With Passion While Baltimore Comes Out ‘Scary’ in Saints Win

The Baltimore Ravens emerged victorious against the New Orleans Saints with a score of 27-13. During the game, the Ravens had stellar performances against their adversaries. This is not to say that the match was without some friction. Subsequently. the Ravens quarterback, Lamar Jackson had a frustrating moment with his O-line as they delayed the snap that he was expecting.

There was also a heated moment between Ronnie Stanley and Lamar Jackson regarding the O-line. This led to a call-out from the Undisputed show.

Lamar Jackson and his problem with his O-line

Shannon Sharpe called out Lamar Jackson on his show, Undisputed. The Hall of Famer talks about how there are moments in the game wherein the players can get a bit carried away and get frustrated in the heat of passion. These moments are natural but not something that should be accepted as the norm, per Shannon Sharpe.

On the show, Sharpe broke down what transpired on the field. Talking about the source of Jackson’s frustration, Skip and Shannon Sharpe talked about the perils of the overzealous emotions that Lamar Jackson showcased on the field. During the show, Shannon Sharpe is seen justifying Lamar Jackson’s behavior as a quarterback and said, “the situation well we’ve seen this before we just saw Tom Brady a couple of weeks ago Skip that he wanted the ball and the center didn’t snap it in time.”

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Post-game, it was very evident that there was no deeper meaning to the frustration displayed. Even Lamar himself said, “We’re gonna do that sometimes” indicating that there isn’t any bad blood within the team and this is normal among teammates on the field.

The ‘Scary’ Ravens 

The Ravens are now the leaders in the North AFC division with 6 wins and 3 losses. They have been producing great results with their performances. The Ravens have been dominating the field with over 150 rush yards. They drew a comparison to the 85 Bears who had gone on to win the Super Bowl that year. Alongside this, the Ravens have a powerful defense that is currently among the top three in the league. Adding on to this, the Ravens have amassed a number of individual accolades as well including Lamar Jackson having 3 or more passing touchdowns.

With these astonishing individual accolades, the question remains: How will the Baltimore Ravens progress as the playoffs come closer? Stay tuned to find out!

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