Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has a record of 77-31 as a starter. That’s an impressive winning percentage of 71.3 percent.
That’s very good. Here’s what’s even better — Jackson is 25-3 against NFC teams.
It translates to a winning percentage of 89.3 percent.
He puts that record on the line against the Saints on Sunday, the first of four NFC South sacrificial lambs who’ll face Jackson this season.
In those games, Jackson has thrown 52 touchdown passes against nine interceptions, for a ratio of 5.8. (By way of comparison, the historic Aaron Rodgers career TD-to-INT ratio is 4.29.)
It’s happened too often to be a fluke. And the simplest…
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