“This might be something serious”: Ravens fans in panic mode as Lamar Jackson's training ends in just one hour

Lamar Jackson has proven that he is capable of performing well under pressure for his team. However, after winning his second NFL MVP trophy last season, the quarterback's preseason has not been going well. Jackson has been unable to spend much time on the field during the Ravens' training camp, leaving fans concerned.

The Baltimore Ravens started their camp on Sunday; however, Jackson left early due to an illness. The 27-year-old did not participate for three days. He joined the rest of the team on Friday but could not last more than an hour.

“After missing the first three days of training camp, Lamar Jackson left the field midway through Wednesday’s workout. He looked weary while walking across the field and into the team facility, and he was not feeling well," ESPN’s Adam Schefter wrote on X (previously Twitter).

The Ravens fans showed their concern for the QB and wondered about some pertinent issues regarding Jackson’s health.

“This might be something serious.”

“Maybe he shouldn’t have LOST weight”

Some joked about the three-time Pro Bowler’s immune system:

“Lamar has the immune system of a small Victorian child.”, wrote a fan.

“Is Lamar’s biggest weakness his immune system”, wrote one fan.

“weakest immune system in the league”, wrote another fan.

While some fans had their hopes dashed after Jackson’s sickness kept him out of training camp,

“Bro letting America down”, wrote a fan.

“He is never going to be that guy! Thank goodness. I thought he was going to go to another LvL. I was wrong. Fraud!”, wrote another fan.

Lamar Jackson needs championships to solidify his coach’s words

Ravens coach John Harbaugh believes that Jackson would become one of the best quarterbacks of his generation. However, former NFL running back Fred Taylor placed a caveat on the whole prediction.

“He's going to have to get over that hump and win some championships”, Taylor said on the Pivot podcast. “Because those quarterbacks and their greatness stems from on the hills of how many championships can you win, and until that happens, that is yet to be determined.”

In Lamar Jackson's five seasons with the Ravens, he has failed to reach the Super Bowl, let alone win it. As per Fred Taylor, the QB needs more playoff success to be regarded as the greatest of his generation.