The NFL made a decision on the Baltimore Ravens’ injury report mismanagement involving Lamar Jackson. The AFC North team initially listed the quarterback as a full participant in Friday’s practice session ahead of the Week 8 duel against the Chicago Bears.

Jackson had no interceptions against the Dolphins on Thursday night. He had just five incomplete passes out of 23 attempts. It was another incredibly efficient performance from the former Louisville Cardinals star, and he’s now rewritten NFL history after Thursday’s outing.

The NFL has slapped the Baltimore Ravens with a $100,000 fine. The fine is for violating the league's injury report policy regarding Lamar Jackson's practice participation status, according to Ian Rapoport . The Ravens said they "clearly made an error" and won't appeal the ruling.

The Ravens retroactively downgraded Jackson's Friday practice status from "full" to "limited" and ruled him out against the Bears.

After missing a month, Lamar Jackson returned in Week 9 and instantly regained his MVP form. But just as the buzz around the Baltimore Ravens started to build again, another storyline stole the spotlight.

Miami Dolphins defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver knows Lamar Jackson better than most opposing coordinators. Having spent three seasons with the Baltimore Ra

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