Lamar Jackson of the Baltimore Ravens may already be the greatest “running quarterback” in NFL history. However, questions about whether or not Jackson can win the biggest games of a postseason tournament with his arm continue to hover over the Ravens even though he’s a two-time MVP. During the latest edition of the “This Is Football” podcast, Ravens head coach John Harbaugh was asked how Jackson has improved since the 28-year-old entered the league as the 32nd overall pick of the 2018 NFL Draft. “From a football standpoint, just go to the most basic, simple thing: Lamar as a passer,” Harbaugh responded, as shared by Liam McKeone of Sports Illustrated. “He is a historically good passer. That’s really quite a statement because of the narrative that’s been surrounding him since the beginning. Lamar Jackson can throw the football. He can throw it every kind of way. He can make every kind of throw any kind of way you want. He’s as good as any passer that there’s ever been, and I think now the numbers have proRead More
Ravens’ John Harbaugh hits back at often-repeated Lamar Jackson narrative
