Lamar Jackson Explains Why He Skipped Ravens' Playoff Game vs. Bengals

data-mm-id=”_i7rgnj3ez”>It seems the floodgates have opened from Lamar Jackson's side of negotiations with the Baltimore Ravens. On Tuesday, the MVP quarterback tweeted out that he had requested a trade earlier in March, presumably to up the pressure on the Ravens to do a deal. Jackson stayed logged on into the night and ended up in a few back-and-forths with fans who had questions about the ordeal. In the process, Jackson shed light on why he missed the team's Wild Card game against the Cincinnati Bengals in January, which was an item of much controversy at the time. Let’s get real. I rather have a 100% PCL than go out there and play horrible forcing myself to put my guys in a bad situation now that’s selfish to me.— Lamar Jackson (@Lj_era8) March 29, 202390% is 100% to me I wasn’t there at all. So are you gonna continue to question me after this statement as well?— Lamar Jackson (@Lj_era8) March 29, 2023After I traveled to the Pittsburgh game my PCL got inflated so a few of us discussed it and I got the ok to stay so I could try in recover faster.— Lamar Jackson (@Lj_era8) March 29, 2023This does, at least, line up with John Harbaugh's comments at the Combine earlier this month when asked about Jackson's absence. Those comments also continued a trend– however they might be conducting business behind closed doors, the Ravens are publicly defending Jackson at every opportunity. Even yesterday, when Jackson announced his trade request in the middle of a Harbaugh press conference. It was always silly to think Jackson went AWOL and didn't show up to the game without telling anybody. If we're lucky Jackson will continue to tweet out revelations from the season as negotiations drag on. It's the only way to keep things interesting at this point.

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