Lamar Jackson Admits Honestly About His Running Method

Lamar Jackson, the quarterback for the Baltimore Ravens, seems hesitant to employ one of his strongest weapons in the end zone against the Kansas City Chiefs in last season’s AFC Championship Game. Jackson was the defending Super Bowl winner.

After finishing as the league’s best quarterback in 2023 and winning his second NFL MVP award, Jackson hesitated a lot, looked hesitant to attack the Chiefs defense with his legs, and generally changed as a player.

Baltimore went to Kansas City to begin the 2024 NFL season in hopes of avenging Jackson’s defeat in the title game and giving the adaptable quarterback a chance to demonstrate why he’s such a formidable player.

The highly anticipated matchup between the heavyweights turned out to be a thriller from start to finish, with Jackson back to form as a dual threat, rushing for 122 yards on 16 carries.

One of the most surprising plays for Jackson was when he was on the run and lowered his shoulder anticipating a tackle, which he explained recently.

Ultimately, the Ravens lost to the Chiefs again, with the game coming down to a last-second play in which Jackson hit Isaiah Likely in the end zone for a touchdown, which got overturned for the tight end having his foot out of bounds, resulting in Kansas City coming out on top.

Despite the loss, Baltimore looked like a solid all-around team, with Jackson playing with a bit more grit and aggressiveness as he tries to lead the Ravens to the Super Bowl this season.