Baltimore, MD – Despite dealing with a nagging knee injury, Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has made it clear that he’s ready to take the field this Sunday against the Cleveland Browns. In a bold display of determination, Jackson has announced he will start, putting his team’s success above his own physical discomfort.
Jackson, who has been dealing with knee soreness in recent weeks, has remained steadfast in his commitment to play, knowing how crucial this divisional matchup is for the Ravens. “I’ve been working through it,” Jackson said in a press conference. “I know the importance of this game for the team, and I’m going to do whatever it takes to be out there. I’m not going to let an injury hold me back.”
The decision to start against the Browns, who are fierce competitors in the AFC North, was not made lightly. Jackson’s knee injury has raised concerns about his mobility, a key part of his playing style, but the Ravens quarterback is determined to power through it. His ability to escape pressure and make plays with his legs is a hallmark of his game, but he’s confident in his ability to perform even if he’s not at 100%.
“I’m not fully where I want to be, but I’m confident in myself,” Jackson continued. “I’ve been doing everything I can to stay sharp and keep my mind in the game. I trust my teammates, and I know we’ve got a chance to win if we all do our part.”
Head coach John Harbaugh also expressed his confidence in Jackson’s ability to play through the pain. “Lamar’s a warrior,” Harbaugh said. “He’s always been a guy who gives everything for this team, and we’re behind him. We know what he’s capable of, and we trust him to lead us on Sunday.”
While some critics have questioned whether it’s wise for Jackson to push through the injury, especially with the long-term implications of such a decision, the quarterback’s resilience has earned him the admiration of his teammates and coaches alike. For Jackson, it’s all about putting his team in the best position to succeed.
With the Ravens sitting in a competitive AFC playoff race, Jackson’s leadership and determination will be crucial in the battle for playoff positioning. As he takes the field against the Browns, all eyes will be on Jackson to see if his knee will hold up under the pressure and if his relentless spirit will propel the Ravens to a much-needed victory.
Detroit Lions wideout Amon-Ra St. Brown has emerged as one of the NFL’s most reliable and dynamic receivers, thriving on precision, toughness and relentless preparation. His ability to consistently beat defenders with crisp routes and elite timing has made him a focal point of Detroit’s offense. Through execution and a chip-on-his-shoulder mentality, St. Brown continues to prove he belongs among the league’s best.
In his first nine games this season, the 26-year-old has hauled in 64 catches on 82 targets for 693 yards and eight touchdowns. His totals rank fifth in the league in receiving yards and fourth in receptions, a testament to his continued consistency in his fifth NFL season.
St. Brown signed a four-year, $120 million contract extension with the Lions in April 2024, keeping him locked in with the organization through the 2028 season.
Detroit Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown (14)© Peter Casey-Imagn Images
As St. Brown prepares for Sunday Night Football against the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 10, he took to social media with a special announcement. In addition to posting on his personal Instagram story, the St. Brown Foundation, an account run by Amon-Ra and his brothers Equanimeous and Osiris, announced a giveaway for fans.
St. Brown shared he is giving away a signed box of Cheerios to one lucky winner. “Did someone say GIVEAWAY? You could win a box of @cheerios SIGNED by @amonra_stbrown! ,” the post read, followed by instructions on how to enter.
St. Brown’s partnership with Cheerios began in July 2025, marking a few months of collaboration. As part of General Mills’ second annual “Cereal Training Camp” promotion, he was featured on a limited-edition box of Honey Nut Cheerios. The packaging highlights his signature “Honey Handstand” touchdown celebration, and the boxes hit grocery store shelves nationwide in August.
Off the field, St. Brown continues to build his brand while proving to be one of the best value picks in recent memory. Drafted in the fourth round of the 2021 NFL Draft, he has played a central role in Detroit’s emergence as a championship contender. He is a major reason the Lions are tied for first in the NFC North with a 6–3 record. A three-time Pro Bowl selection and two-time All-Pro, St. Brown remains focused on the ultimate goal of bringing a Super Bowl title back to Detroit.