Cowboys owner Jerry Jones recently joined 105.3 The Fan (KRLD-FM) to discuss Lamar Jackson’s dual-threat ability, what Dallas ...

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson remains one of the best fantasy quarterbacks despite leading the team to a 0-2 ...

Whether it be regular season success, playoff woes or unique career arcs — the two star QBs in Dak Prescott and Lamar Jackson ...

Everybody’s got a part to play on a 53-man NFL roster. For Cowboys’ backup quarterback Trey Lance, he’s been cast in a ...

After a previous loss to Kansas City, Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson ... voices defending Jackson on Friday. It’s easy to see why, as the Ravens franchise signal caller conveyed precisely ...

Jones made a similar point while in a comparison with Lamar Jackson: “I think he’s the Peyton Manning of his generation in the sense that he’s the two-time MVP but he hasn’t done it in the ...

While Thursday's Baltimore Ravens and Kansas City Chiefs game set records, the former would experience the negative side losing 27-20, which is yet another loss by star quarterback Lamar Jackson ...

Kansas City Chiefs star Patrick Mahomes conceded that he was wowed by Lamar Jackson's performance and labelled the Baltimore Ravens "great" following their nail-biting Week 1 clash. The Ravens ...

Although Brock Purdy isn't a two-time MVP, local Bay area radio host would choose him over Lamar Jackson. More Loren Elliott/Getty Images Despite his phenomenal numbers, in the moments that ...

Sept. 6 (UPI) --Lamar Jackson and several Baltimore Ravens players think referees should have allowed their last-second touchdown, instead of overturning the call, during their season-opening loss ...

Game on the line in the NFL opener between the Baltimore Ravens and Kansas City Chiefs. Lamar Jackson has caught fire on the final drive, and the Ravens are in the red zone with the chance to score.

Patrick Mahomes is now 5-1 against Lamar Jackson. That's a lopsided matchup ... It sounds preposterous, but it's true. The two-time MVP needed to be two plays better than he was.