Lamar Jackson, Baltimore Ravens run past Dallas Cowboys 34-17 to end 3-game slide
Back in real life following a 15-day cutback, Lamar Jackson coordinated a tenacious surging assault that the Baltimore Ravens expectation will be the principal huge advance in a hurry to the end of the season games.
Jackson run for 94 yards and a score, and the Ravens got back from a COVID-19 flare-up to store up 294 yards hurrying in a 34-17 defeat of the Dallas Cowboys on Tuesday night.
Playing unexpectedly since Nov. 22 after a positive test for the conceivably fatal infection, Jackson conveyed multiple times and tossed for two scores. He was one of 23 Ravens to invest energy on the save/COVID-19 rundown while four unique strains of the infection moved through the association.
“I still can’t really taste or smell, but I’m good,” Jackson said. “I feel good to be back with my gu...