Lamar Jackson Fantasy

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson finished with 365 yards and a touchdown on 31-for-59 passing during the loss to the Titans on Saturday. He also added 20 carries for 143 yards. Though he was able to account for 508 total yards on the offensive end, he managed to complete just 52.5 percent of his passes in addition to throwing two interceptions and losing a fumble. The 23-year-old had a season to remember and finished as the top fantasy quarterback of 2019. He will likely be the first signal-caller off the board in fantasy drafts next season, potentially even being selected in the first round in many of them.

Jan. 12th • 3:19 AM

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson set a new standard in fantasy football this season with his rushing prowess. His game-changing numbers even evoked the conversation of adjusting how we award points to quarterbacks. Jackson is coming off two weeks of rest heading into the divisional round against the Tennessee Titans. With Mark Ingram listed as questionable for the matchup, we could see a lot of action from Jackson on the ground. The Titans Defense has done well holding opposing quarterbacks to low rushing numbers, with the most they gave up in the regular season being 53 to Jameis Winston. Tennessee gave up its first rushing touchdown to an opposing quarterback in Week 17 to Texans quarterback AJ McCarron. Tight end Mark Andrews could have a big performance if he's able to suit up; Andrews has been listed questionable with an ankle injury. The Titans defense gave up nine touchdowns and a little under 1,000 yards to opposing tight ends in 2019. Jackson remains a must-play for DFS lineups, especially on a short slate.

Jan. 9th • 5:07 PM

Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh said that quarterback Lamar Jackson, safety Early Thomas, right guard Marshal Yanda and defensive tackle Brandon Williams won't play in Week 17 against the Steelers. That won't be all, as running back Mark Ingram (calf) will be held out until the Divisional Round of the playoffs after suffering a calf strain in Week 16. With home-field advantage already locked up in the AFC playoffs, don't expect the team's other starters to be out there for long. Robert Griffin III will be under center against Pittsburgh, while running backs Gus Edwards and Justice Hill are expected to share the backfield.

Dec. 23rd • 3:44 PM