Lamar Jackson, the two-time NFL MVP and starting quarterback of the Baltimore Ravens, has had a challenging start to the 2025 season. With the team stalling at

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson called out some "weirdos" who, according to him, lie to get views on social media.

The Baltimore Ravens find themselves in unfamiliar territory this season at 1-5. However, their fans believe things will turn around once Lamar Jackson returns from his hamstring injury. Jackson, a two-time MVP,

The Ravens are back in the fold after their bye week, and pundits are eager to see them return to action. Baltimore didn't move much in our sampled power rankings, with most outlets ranking the Ravens in the 20s. The highest ranking came from Pro Football Focus, which kept the Ravens at No. 7.

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The coaches also took out the players' basketball hoop, cornhole boards and video game consoles because they wanted the team focused on the business at hand.

NFL insiders named Ravens tight end Mark Andrews as one player who Baltimore could be "forced" to trade at the deadline.