Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson says he's the one who had ping pong tables and other toys and games removed from the Ravens' locker room.

Chris Perkins and Dave Hyde discuss Miami’s Thursday night game at home vs. the Ravens and star QB Lamar Jackson returning from injury.

After missing three straight games, Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson (hamstring) is expected to play next week against the Miami Dolphins. Coach John Harbaugh said Monday he is confident the two-time MVP will be back on the field for the Thursday night game.

Though everyone assumed the major change was enacted by John Harbaugh and the coaching staff, it appears the architect behind banning the games in the locker room was done by Jackson. During an episode of Marlon Humphrey's podcast, he let it slip that Jackson was the one who banned the games.

Lamar Jackson was there to support his alma mater and former teammate, Trequan Smith, who was preparing for his rookie season as a head coach at Boynton Beach High.

NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero on latest injury news for Minnesota Vikings quarterback Carson Wentz, Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson and Denver Broncos cornerback Pat Surtain II.

Revisiting the epic Lamar Jackson vs. Tyler Huntley high school football game between future Ravens teammates originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. Broward County, Florida, has seen few better talents grace their gridirons than Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley.

To the extent that the Ravens listed quarterback Lamar Jackson as being a "full" participant in practice on Friday as part of an effort to get the Bears to plan to defend the two-time MVP and not Tyler Huntley,