Ravens Reportedly Remove Several 'Distractions' from Locker Room After Unexpected 1-5 Start to the Season

The four writers collaborating on this article added that whenever there was a slump, the Ravens coaches have resorted to this method. Now, with the fun stuff gone, the hope is that players will regain their focus.

Lamar Jackson captured ordering food while suspected to be ‘high’

Whether or not Lamar Jackson returns this week is still a question that remains unanswered. The superstar QB, however, was captured on camera ordering food.

The video shows the 28-year-old getting a hold of two plates full of rice, chicken, and some fries from a food truck. The problem with the video is that those spreading it around noticed that the two-time league MVP was apparently high.

His eyes seem to be drooping, and that led many to believe the Ravens QB was high, as he is still out due to injury. If this were to be true, then this is another of those off-the-field distractions that the franchise’s top brass needs to address.

The last thing they want is players losing focus on their task at hand. Despite having a championship-contending team at their disposal, the Ravens have found themselves in a deep hole with playoff hopes slipping away.

Lamar Jackson hits back at social media pages spreading false news

A few hours after those videos spread online, they caught the attention of Lamar Jackson himself. Once he realized what was being spread by engagement-baiting accounts, he wrote this on X:

Bra y’all gotta stop engaging with these people. They like to lie when their views low, that’s why I unfollow these weirdos.

Lamar Jackson wrote on X

The Florida native believes it is better that his fans do not follow or engage with such accounts, as they will write anything to push engagement. This tweet suggests he was not high as those pages would like fans to believe.