The signs and clothing that fans wear while watching a game can be rather amusing with a Lamar sign my balls Ravens fan t-shirt now viral
When the Baltimore Ravens played the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday Night Football, one fan was adamant to get Lamar to sign his dick and balls.
One male fan displayed a shirt that read, “Lamar, Sign My Balls,” while posing for photos of the throng at M&T Bank Stadium.
Ravens fan t-shirt asking Lamar Jackson for autograph on private parts goes viral
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— alex (@highlghtheaven) January 2, 2023
Why was Lamar Jackson absent from the MNF game against the Steelers?
At M&T Stadium, the Baltimore Ravens hoisted the Pittsburgh Steelers, but Lamar Jackson was not playing. In the team’s narrow 10-9 victory over the Broncos, the quarterback suffered a PCL injury and has since been out.
Jackson, who has played this season on the franchise tag, has been dealt a painful blow by the injury. Jackson reportedly turned down a big six-year, $290 million agreement from the Ravens because he wasn’t happy with the guaranteed money that Baltimore was providing. There have been worries that Jackson’s physical playstyle will reduce it. Doubts are only increased by missing one-fourth of the regular season.
How long will Lamar Jackson be sidelined?
It typically takes 2-4 weeks for a PCL strain to heal. Jackson was therefore anticipated to play in tonight’s game against the Steelers. The top quarterback’s injury is more serious than initially thought, and the Ravens have acknowledged that he will be out for longer than four weeks.
Fortunately, the 10-5 Ravens have already locked up a playoff spot. For the Ravens’ wildcard game in the first round of the 2022 NFL playoffs, Jackson is anticipated to start again.
Who is Tyler Huntley, Lamar Jackson’s backup?
On Sunday Night Football, Tyler Huntley will start for the Baltimore Ravens instead of Lamar Jackson against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
After Jackson left the game with a PCL injury, Huntley took over for the majority of the Ravens’ 10-9 victory over the Broncos. He started the Ravens’ previous three games. Huntley has made 91 career attempts, completing 61 of them for 528 yards and one score. In addition, he has carried the ball 36 times for 113 yards and a score. With Huntley at the helm, the Ravens have won three of their last four contests.