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Lamar Jackson was ‘not happy’ after the Ravens dominated the Lions in Week 7, according to Ravens coach John Harbaugh.
When the Baltimore Ravens and Detroit Lions met, what was intended to be a match between two heavyweights rapidly devolved into a rout. Many anticipated a bloody, close battle between the two squads. Instead, we witnessed Baltimore completely destroy the advancing Detroit team. Lamar Jackson, who produced his best work this season, is in charge of the devastation.

After such a significant game, you could anticipate that everyone would be fired up. That’s not the case with the current Ravens squad, though. Lamar Jackson appeared to be less than pleased with the game, according to head coach John Harbaugh. Harbaugh claimed that Jackson was considering

This season, the Lions’ defense is stout, led by ace edge rusher Aidan Hutchinson. They succeeded mostly by applying pressure to the quarterback. But Jackson utterly nullified that pass-rush against the Ravens. The former MVP showed off his excellent pocket presence and passing awareness, as well as his elusiveness, which was on full display.

Lamar Jackson ended up having his second-best passing performance ever (357 yards on 21 of 27 attempts). The Ravens star is proving the myth that he is a poor passer time and time again. Jackson carefully examined the Lions’ secondary while having adequate time in the pocket. Jackson continued to scan the field for a deep pass even after being ejected.

Nevertheless, during the Lamar Jackson era, the Ravens’ regular-season victories have been all but guaranteed. The real test comes in the postseason, where Jackson has had Baltimore suffer mightily. So it comes as no surprise that Jackson, according to his blindside blocker Ronnie Stanley, isn’t content with merely a regular season victory.

Ronnie Stanley, an offensive tackle for the Ravens, said, “He’s not satisfied.” “I know what I’m getting in my quarterback. He’s been playing great, and he won’t be happy until we win the Super Bowl.”