Ravens’ Lamar Jackson Seeks Vocal Leadership Amid Playoff Struggles

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, a two-time NFL MVP and four-time Pro Bowler, continues to seek improvement despite his regular-season success and impressive statistics. Jackson has acknowledged that his biggest shortcoming is his leadership style, admitting he is not naturally vocal or outspoken with his teammates, often leading more by example than by motivational speech. In recent conversations, including an appearance on Kevin Hart's podcast, Jackson emphasized his efforts to become a more vocal leader, responding to coaching advice to communicate more actively with his teammates. The Ravens have bolstered their roster with key acquisitions, including DeAndre Hopkins and Jaire Alexander, aiming to support Jackson's pursuit of a Super Bowl appearance, a milestone he has yet to achieve in his career. Coaches have noted Jackson's progress in leadership, highlighting increased communication and engagement with teammates during practices. Facing stiff competition in the AFC, Jackson's growth as a vocal leader and the Ravens' strengthened lineup position them as potential contenders for the upcoming NFL season.