John Harbaugh on Lamar Jackson not attending the Ravens’ second week of voluntary OTA: "The measure for any player is how they play. I'm not measuring really the attendance. It’s a voluntary camp.

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Jackson went from 148 carries in 2023 to 139 in 2024, which doesn’t feel like a huge drop off, but could begin to show up in the box scores a bit more often as Jackson enters his 30s.

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Having Lamar Jackson taking reps at the Ravens’ first open practice Wednesday heightened that May football energy to a new level of joy.

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Lamar Jackson is not at the Ravens’ OTAs, but that’s okay. Although the two-time NFL MVP is not around in this week’s OTAs, there doesn’t seem to be anything concerning about it.

Lamar Jackson made a big play even though it is still the offseason. The Baltimore Ravens quarterback recently made a fan’s day better who is battling cancer.

"Jackson should also make it clear to the Ravens that by waiting until next year to do a deal, the growth in the salary cap from 2025 to 2026 will need to be taken into account," Corry wrote.

With Lamar Jackson not at at Baltimore Ravens OTAs today, Cooper Rush took most of the first-team reps. “He knows his skill set… He’s not Lamar,” offensive coordinator Todd Monken said.