Lamar Jackson Threw Out Ravens’ Locker Room Video games

Lamar Jackson is not enjoying round in relation to preserving the Ravens targeted.

The two-time MVP confirmed that he requested Head Equipment Manager Kenico Hines to take away the ping pong desk, pinball machine, and different leisure from the locker room after the Ravens’ loss to the Chiefs in Week 4.

“I told [Hines] to take all the games, ping pong, turn the TVs off,” Jackson mentioned. “If we may’ve taken the TVs out, they’d have been out, too. I respect [Ravens Owner] Mr. Steve [Bisciotti] for placing that in there for us, however we needed to focus.

“I wouldn’t say people don’t take their job serious, don’t get me wrong. But I didn’t think feel like it was the time for that. We’ve got a lot to work do.”

After the Ravens broke their four-game shedding streak final Sunday, Jackson was requested what it will take for the video games to return.

“Keep winning,” Jackson mentioned. “But we’re not going to have them the rest of the year, so keep winning. [Maybe] next year, OTAs or something. But right now, that’s not the focus.”

Jackson was annoyed being sidelined for 3 video games and watching the Ravens fall to 1-5 earlier than their victory towards the Chicago Bears. But Jackson mentioned he by no means felt the season had been misplaced.

The Ravens will want a robust end to succeed in the playoffs, and Jackson needs everybody targeted on that problem. He feels the staff’s mindset is the place it must be and is happy to rejoin the battle towards the Miami Dolphins on “Thursday Night Football.”

“I’ve got a great group of guys on my team,” Jackson mentioned. “I feel like we’ve always got a chance to make something happen. I still do.”