Nobody's perfect in every game. It's like, you know, Lamar competes, he fights, he

plays hard. You're going against the best defense in football, the schemes, and it's crazy situations and I just wouldn't rather have any quarterback in the league in Lamar Jackson in a tough situation.

You know, we all try to do our best in every situation. We all try to build and improve you know through all these experiences that we have and and he's no different. I just love his competitiveness. I'm Lamar Jackson guy. You know that's my guy. I believe in him.

And I'll take him in every fourth quarter situation

from here until the end of,

until I'm done coaching.

I'll tell you that.

So proud of him and we'll roll with Lamar Jackson. John Harbonne, Lamar Jackson, rough fourth quarter against the Browns on Sunday,

one for five, 11 yards, and an interception that became a pick six as the Ravens blew a 14 point lead and

lost to the Cleveland Browns.

In each of Baltimore's three losses this year, they have blown a fourth quarter lead.

So you know it kind of gets to the point you were making about Josh Allen. you see statistics.

Mar Jackson completing 70.3% of his passes, that's great.

But if something is misfiring at the most important moment of a game, and you've lost lost three games you could have and should have won.

Most recently this game against the Browns they should have won and you're one for five for 11 yards with an interception in the fourth quarter that stands out yeah it stands out right and

maybe it's a fluke or maybe it's a trend but those are the kind of performances

you don't want to see with a game on the line because at some point

not just the game is going to be on the line but the season is going to be on the line.

Yeah no I mean I hear you there right and he's a superstar and we look at it and

you know we dissect it and all that.

And the first thing I want to say is,

it's the second best defense in football

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