QB Lamar Jackson Baltimore Ravens Player Page

#8 Lamar Jackson, QB

Baltimore Ravens
Height 6' 2"
Weight 212 lbs
Age 23

Birthdate January 7th 1997
College Louisville
Year 2018
Round 1 Pick 32

Season Statistics
YEAR	GP	ATT	CMP	PCT	PYDS	TDs	INT
2018	16	170	99	58.2	1201	6	3
2019	15	401	265	66.1	3127	36	6
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2019 Fantasy Points by Week

Recent Games
Week	ATT	CMP	PCT	PYDS	TDs	INT	PTS
1	20	17	85.0	324	5	0
2	37	24	64.9	272	2	0
3	43	22	51.2	267	0	0
4	34	24	70.6	247	3	2
5	28	19	67.9	161	1	3
6	33	21	63.6	236	0	0
7	20	9	45.0	143	0	0
9	23	17	73.9	163	1	0
10	17	15	88.2	223	3	0
11	24	17	70.8	222	4	0
12	20	15	75.0	169	5	0
13	23	14	60.9	105	1	0
14	25	16	64.0	145	3	1
15	23	15	65.2	212	5	0
16	31	20	64.5	238	3	0
19	59	31	52.5	365	1	2
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Strength of Schedule

Strength of Schedule is calculated from the opponents projected fantasy points allowed for the QB position. The easiest rating is 1 which gives the player the advantage against the defense and indicates an easy opponent, the most difficult rating is 10 which gives the defense the advantage and indicates a tough opponent.

Fantasy Analysis
Season Projections
Operating as a full-time starter in an offense that's specifically tailored to highlight his abilities, the insanely athletic do-it-all Jackson is coming off a massive 2019 sophomore breakout. The regular-season MVP topped all quarterbacks with a new single-season record in carries and rushing yards, paced the NFL in touchdown passes (2.4 per contest) and led all signal-callers in fantasy scoring. As a runner, Jackson averaged a crazy 11.7 carries per game and was the only quarterback to average more than 80 rushing yards per outing (80.4). Despite his hefty number of scoring strikes, an unsustainable 8.9 percent touchdown rate and a vastly improved completion percentage, Jackson finished only 22nd in passing yardage (208.5 yards per game). The Ravens say they want him to run less, but Jackson wouldn't be Jackson if he didn't tote the rock regularly. Jackson's steady weekly rushing production, which is richly rewarded in almost all fantasy scoring formats, gives him a super-safe fantasy floor. The Louisville product's passing skills should continue to improve. When Jackson was forced into drop-back passing during Baltimore's Divisional Round loss to Tennessee, he threw for 365 yards and one score but connected on just 31 of 59 attempts with a pair of picks. Jackson's young receivers, particularly go-to target Mark Andrews, Marquise "Hollywood" Brown and Miles Boykin, should continue to improve, too. Huge weekly passing numbers from Jackson, however, will be an exception and not the rule in a run-first offense that rarely gets into shootouts. Common sense says statistical regression is likely for Jackson in all areas, but this elite fantasy weapon should still be among the first quarterbacks selected in all drafts.
Passing: 3088 Yards, 30 TD, 9 INT.
Rushing: 1308 Yards, 7 TD.

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