One NFL team executive questioned whether working without an agent will continue to serve in Lamar Jackson's best interests as the star quarterback potentially heads into contract negotiations with the Baltimore Ravens this offseason.

Certainly there's no indication Harbaugh has lost the locker room. Especially not after the Ravens' commanding road win over the Packers. But what happens now is going to matter.

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson won’t play Saturday night against the Green Bay Packers due to the back injury that knocked him out of a loss to the New England Patriots last weekend.

The Baltimore Ravens will have the chance to play for the AFC North title in Week 18, but there are some around the NFL who already feel that it's time for them to cut ties with star quarterback Lamar Jackson.

The New England Patriots sit atop the AFC East with the season winding down, focused on playoff positioning and making a run. While the Patriots and Buffalo Bills start thinking about the playoffs, the two other teams in the division,

The Ravens’ quarterback was inactive for a must-win game Saturday night, but Conor Orr says to take a step back before questioning him for it.