ESPN: Lamar Jackson of the Ravens shockingly reveals his worst career season playing against the Bills.
When the Buffalo Bills visit the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday night in the divisional round, they will enjoy home-field advantage. Baltimore will have to contend with the weather that comes with playing in Buffalo in January, in addition to the supporters who are there to attempt to frighten the Ravens.
As of right now, kickoff is predicted to be 12 degrees with a RealFeel temperature of -3 degrees. Both quarterbacks may be impacted, but Josh Allen is accustomed to this kind of conditions. Allen guided the offense to a perfect game just two years ago, scoring touchdowns on every possession save for kneeldowns.
Lamar Jackson, the quarterback for the Ravens, is unable to say the same. Jackson has never participated in a game this chilly since joining the league in 2018. At start, Ravens editorial director Ryan Mink listed Jackson’s ten coldest games. Between 27 and 36 degrees was the temperature range.
Jackson is 8-2 in those games; his only defeats came against the Bills in the 2020 playoffs and against the Kansas City Chiefs in December 2018.
Jackson will not alter his strategy on the field in spite of the prognosis. Based on his performance in practice, Jackson dismissed the notion of wearing two gloves when questioned about it.
“No. Regarding playing with gloves, Jackson remarked, “I tried that in practice and it was terrible.” Let Teddy Two Gloves handle that. Bridgewater, Teddy
Jackson stated that the only adjustment he might make off the field is to wear a larger jacket. There are other players who are playing off the weather before the game, besides Jackson.
Roquan Smith, a linebacker, even went so far as to promise that the weather will not affect Sunday’s game’s outcome.
Smith told reporters, “Nobody is interested in any of that stuff.” “The goal is to play ball. It could be anywhere, even on a cement track. If it’s negative, I don’t care. We will be prepared. I promise you that the cold won’t play a role. Have faith in that.
It’s simple to predict in advance that the weather won’t affect Sunday’s game, but a chilly, slick football might cause a few fumbles. Baltimore, be prepared. It might be cold.
