This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/ravens/onsi as Ravens' Lamar Jackson Snaps Back at Critics. The Baltimore Ravens quarterback, Lamar Jackson, seems to have been missing the spark ever since he returned from his hamstring injury. His performances haven’t been anywhere close to the standard he has set for himself.

Jackson harped on his consistency issues and stiff-armed the notion that a litany of injuries has affected his play. He has missed time or been slowed by an array of ailments, including his hamstring, toe, knee and ankle.

In front of a prime-time Thanksgiving audience, Cincinnati became the latest team to make Baltimore's offense look mistake-prone and inept.

A former Pittsburgh Steelers defensive tackle had no issues taking a shot at Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson.

Lamar Jackson knows his play has to improve after committing three turnovers in the Baltimore Ravens' 32-14 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals on Thanksgiving Day.

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson made a bad Bengals defense look good on Thanksgiving night, completing only 17 of 32 passes while throwing an interception, losing two fumbles and failing to throw a touchdown pass. He stressed afterward that inconsistency has been an issue he needs to address

The Baltimore Ravens' five-game winning streak has come to an inglorious end, and they've got only themselves to blame after an uncharacteristic, mistake-prone performance against the struggling Cincinnati Bengals.

Jackson found enough of a groove through the air to secure a win Sunday, but he still doesn't have the explosiveness we're used to seeing.

A fan's tweet questioning Lamar Jackson's overrated status ignited a familiar NFL debate. Instead of engaging with statistics, Jackson delivered a sin