Lamar Jackson
27-Year-Old
2024 Pass/Rush Stats
YDS
858
TD
5
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1
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308
TD
2
Rest-of-Season Projections
2024 Fantasy Outlook
Jackson stayed healthy last season for the first time in three years and, perhaps not surprisingly, won his second NFL MVP award. New offensive coordinator Todd Monken helped Jackson to a career-high 457 pass attempts in 16 games (he sat out a meaningless Week 18), which he combined with elite rushing production to finish fourth among QBs in fantasy scoring. His downfield rate, average target depth and accuracy were basically unchanged from the last few years, but Jackson got more help from his receivers, whose 3.7 percent drop rate and 49.0 yards-after-catch percentage were the best he’s had. That propelled his completion percentage (67.2, 8th) and YPA (8.0, 4th) to career highs, which he turned into 3,678 yards, also a career high. He only threw 24 TD passes, but a league-leading 5.6 rushing average that resulted in a QB-high 821 yards and five scores more than made up for it. His TD total was depressed a bit thanks to Gus Edwards’ 13 scores (3rd among RBs). That perhaps gives Jackson TD upside this year, even with Derrick Henry replacing Edwards in the Baltimore backfield. Zay Flowers and Mark Andrews are top-notch targets, and if Rashod Bateman or another receiver emerges, so much the better. He might not win MVP again, but as long as Jackson stays healthy he’s a top-5 fantasy QB. Read Past Outlooks
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Goes for 200+ yards and three TDs
Jackson completed 13 of 18 pass attempts for 156 yards and two touchdowns while adding 54 rushing yards and another score on six attempts in Sunday's 35-10 win over the Bills.
ANALYSIS
Jackson turned in a signature performance in which he revitalized the Ravens' contender status after a decisive victory over the now 3-1 Bills on Sunday Night Football. Last year's MVP looked the part with his first three-touchdown effort of the current season. The 27-year-old did cough up his second fumble of the season, but he has offset three total turnovers with seven combined touchdowns (two rushing) through four weeks. Jackson and the Ravens will set their sights on another division rival, the Joe Burrow-led Cincinnati Bengals, when the two teams meet in Week 5.
Jackson turned in a signature performance in which he revitalized the Ravens' contender status after a decisive victory over the now 3-1 Bills on Sunday Night Football. Last year's MVP looked the part with his first three-touchdown effort of the current season. The 27-year-old did cough up his second fumble of the season, but he has offset three total turnovers with seven combined touchdowns (two rushing) through four weeks. Jackson and the Ravens will set their sights on another division rival, the Joe Burrow-led Cincinnati Bengals, when the two teams meet in Week 5.
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13.9%Avg Target Depth
7.1 YdsSack Rate
3.6%Avg Receiver YAC
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This Week's Opposing Pass Defense
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Overall QB Rating Against
77.2
Cornerbacks
81.8
Safeties
59.4
Linebackers
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2024 Lamar Jackson Split Stats
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Measurables Review
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How do Lamar Jackson's measurables compare to other quarterbacks?
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Height
6' 2"Weight
205 lbsHand Length
9.50 inArm Length
33.13 in
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Past Fantasy Outlooks
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Jackson was limited to 12 games for the second consecutive season last year, his campaign cut short by a Week 13 knee injury. Prorating his 11 complete games to a full season would give him nearly 3,500 passing yards and 26 touchdowns, which combined with his elite rushing production would make for a huge fantasy season. And that was with his completion percentage (62.3) and YPA (6.9) declining to career lows as he was saddled with perhaps the league's worst wideout corps. The Ravens addressed it this offseason, first signing Odell Beckham, who missed all of last season recovering from an ACL tear, and then drafting Zay Flowers 22nd overall. A healthy season out of 2021 first-round pick Rashod Bateman, who was limited to six games last year because of a Lisfranc injury, would be just as important. Tight end Mark Andrews remains the best target in the offense, and fellow TE Isaiah Likely is also a receiving threat. Perhaps most important is a new scheme, swapping out Greg Roman's run-heavy offense for a more pass-centered offense under new OC Todd Monken. After much uncertainty about his future, Jackson signed a five-year deal with $135 million guaranteed at signing in May. He remains the best running QB in the league, with 1,000 yards a predictable target for a full season. If the passing game comes around, a top-5 fantasy QB season is virtually assured.
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Two TDs against Dallas
Jackson completed 12 of 15 passes for 182 yards, one touchdown and no interceptions in Sunday's 28-25 win over the Cowboys. He added 14 rushes for 87 yards and a touchdown.
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Can't avoid 0-2 start Sunday
Jackson completed 21 of 34 passes for 247 yards with one touchdown and one interception and added five carries for 45 yards in the Ravens' 26-23 loss to the Raiders on Sunday.
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Not on injury report
Jackson (undisclosed) was not listed on the Ravens' first Week 2 injury report released Wednesday.
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Returns to practice
Jackson (undisclosed) was spotted practicing Wednesday, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.
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Expected to be fine for Week 2
Jackson is a "little bit sore" but is fully expected to be available for Sunday's game against the Raiders, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reports.
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Gets compliments from Newton
Former NFL quarterback Cam Newton stated on a recent appearance of NFL Network's 4th and 1 Show that Jackson is the best dual-threat quarterback in league history, Kevin Patra of NFL.com reports.
ANALYSIS
The endorsement is certainly a weighty one, considering Newton's own impressive body of work as both a passer and rusher over 11 seasons. However, the 2011 first overall pick cites Jackson's big-play ability and elite speed as the difference-maker and concedes he never had the ability to run away from defenders with the same degree of success as Jackson.
The endorsement is certainly a weighty one, considering Newton's own impressive body of work as both a passer and rusher over 11 seasons. However, the 2011 first overall pick cites Jackson's big-play ability and elite speed as the difference-maker and concedes he never had the ability to run away from defenders with the same degree of success as Jackson.