Baltimore Ravens

Lamar Jackson

QB #8

HEIGHT6'2"

WEIGHT205 lbs

EXPERIENCE8 years

AGE29

Baltimore Ravens

Lamar Jackson

HT6'2"

WT205 lbs

EXP8 years

AGE29

QB#8

Career Stats

Year	Team	CMP	ATT	YDS	CMP%	YPA	TD	INT	LNG	SACK	RTG	CAR	YDS	AVG	TD	LNG
2025	BAL	192	302	2549	63.6	8.4	21	7	476	36	103.8	67	349	5.2	2	158
2024	BAL	316	474	4172	66.7	8.8	41	4	793	23	119.6	139	915	6.6	4	357
2023	BAL	307	457	3678	67.2	8.1	24	7	648	37	1629.0	148	821	5.5	5	246
2022	BAL	203	326	2242	62.3	6.9	17	7	401	26	1070.7	112	764	6.8	3	271
2021	BAL	246	382	2882	64.4	7.5	16	13	415	38	1023.5	134	767	5.7	2	191
2020	BAL	242	376	2757	64.4	7.3	26	9	508	29	1501.2	159	1005	6.3	7	341
2019	BAL	265	401	3127	66.1	7.8	36	6	638	23	1626.9	176	1206	6.8	7	339
2018	BAL	99	170	1201	58.2	7.1	6	3	334	16	1018.1	147	695	4.7	5	256

Fantasy Outlook

Injuries and the Ravens' general offensive regression spelled doom for Jackson last season. He missed four games with hamstring, toe, ankle and back injuries, and played hurt through at least a few other games, averaging just 23.2 pass attempts, a career low as a starter. Jackson's passing efficiency was relatively stable, and he was still an effective downfield thrower (6:0 TD:INT on throws of 20-plus yards) but didn't get as many chances. The biggest drop-off, though, was in his running, where he averaged career lows in attempts (5.2) and yards per game (26.8) as the leg injuries deflated his wheels. The Ravens offense had its own problems, continually stalling in the red zone (47.5 TD%, 27th), among other issues. The team cleared out the coaching staff, hiring defensive-minded head coach Jesse Minter and offensive coordinator Declan Doyle, who helped turn around the Bears last year as offensive coordinator (though he didn't call plays). Doyle promises more pre-snap motion and play action, which would seem to suit Jackson. The Ravens lost Pro Bowl center Tyler Linderbaum but addressed offensive line concerns in the draft with first-round pick Olaivavega Ioane. They also drafted wide receivers Ja'Kobi Lane (3rd round) and Elijah Sarratt (4th round) to provide some badly needed size alongside returning veterans Zay Flowers and Rashod Bateman. RB Derrick Henry and TE Mark Andrews return as well, but TE Isaiah Likely and FB Patrick Ricard followed John Harbaugh to the Giants and don't have obvious replacements back in Baltimore. Assuming Doyle doesn't wilt as a first-time play-caller and good health all around, Jackson looks primed for a bounce-back season.

Ravens Lineup

#8L. Jackson

#5T. Huntley

#22D. Henry

#43J. Hill

#4Z. Flowers

#10L. Wester

#7R. Bateman

#81D. Walker

#89M. Andrews

#88M. Hibner

#33T. Loop