Lamar Jackson Sick of Having to Defend His Legacy Amid Ravens Super Bowl Debate
Lamar Jackson is healthy, motivated, and tuning out the noise around his Super Bowl window — here's what he had to say.
Lamar Jackson enters the 2026 NFL season under heavy pressure, despite his two league MVPs and lack of a Super Bowl win or long-term deal with the Baltimore Ravens. He faces the task of winning, as well as securing his financial future. Jackson insists that the pressure he feels is self-imposed and he's focused on his own performance and success.
He's ready to start the season and believes they have a lot in store, entering it with a fresh perspective. Jackson is confident and healthy, eager to get back into the game. He's not concerned about the Super Bowl narrative that surrounds him and his future in Baltimore. Both Jackson and the Ravens are planning to negotiate his contract after the season, but the amount remains to be seen depending on his performance.
Everyone expects a Super Bowl win from a player of Jackson's caliber, even if he doesn't feel the same pressure.
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