Bill Belichick admits in his upcoming book that passing on Lamar Jackson in the 2018 draft was a significant mistake for the Patriots. Instead of drafting Jackson, New England selected Sony Michel ...

"Belichick does admit to a few—[including] not drafting Lamar Jackson in 2018..." The Patriots selected former Georgia running back Sony Michel with the No. 31 pick, and Jackson was taken by the ...

was hit with a legal challenge from Baltimore Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson ... contest from Jackson because he didn't want to start a legal battle with the two-time MVP over a trademark ...

Lamar Jackson ... three-time MVP, an 18-time All-Star and a 10-time World Series winner. While there are some names that are hard to compete with who have worn the same number as Jackson, he ...

Oregon Ducks offensive tackle Josh Conerly Jr. joins "The Insiders" to go over how his pre-draft experience has been so far. NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport breaks the latest on the situation ...

A few days ago, an unusual controversy emerged between two sports stars. On one side is Lamar Jackson, the star quarterback of the Baltimore Ravens and two-time NFL MVP. On the other is legendary ...

Jackson ran away with the MVP during the 2023 season, emerging as the clear consensus. He also very much in the NFL MVP conversation last season. While Jackson is the early favorite on the MVP odds ...

and Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson. It was a legal battle over the use of a specific No. 8. However, it was quickly dissolved and now Earnhardt finally opens up about what transpired.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. has appeared to confirm the end of a short-lived legal battle with Lamar Jackson's representatives. The pair had been in conflict over Earnhardt's attempt to copyright a particular ...

After appearing on 50 Cent's hit show, Power Book III: Raising Kanan, Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson will again be featured on a hit series. Now, the MVP quarterback and future Hall of Famer will ...

once co-wrote a book titled "Driver #8," but another famous No. 8 — Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson — challenged Earnhardt’s race team’s ability to trademark a No. 8.