Lamar Jackson Vows to Come Back Stronger: 'Every Setback Only Makes Me Stronger'
Lamar Jackson’s journey has never been defined by ease, and his current situation is no different. After a challenging setback this season, Jackson’s message to his fans and teammates is clear: “This is just another challenge, and I’ve faced plenty of them before. Every setback only makes me stronger. I’m more determined than ever to come back, lead my team, and prove that we can overcome anything. We’ve got a job to finish, and when I return, I’ll make sure we do it right.”
Jackson’s words underscore his unwavering resolve, as he navigates through an injury that has sidelined him for several games. Despite this obstacle, Jackson remains fiercely focused on his comeback, knowing that setbacks are merely opportunities for growth. His resilience in the face of adversity is exactly what has made him a standout leader on and off the field.
The road to recovery is never easy, but Jackson’s mindset has always been about overcoming obstacles with a sense of purpose. "Every setback only makes me stronger" reflects his belief that challenges only build his character and fortify his determination. This injury, while frustrating, is just another chapter in a long story of resilience. Jackson has proven time and again that he is more than capable of bouncing back from difficult situations, and this injury is no different.
Jackson’s leadership on the field has always been a driving force for the Baltimore Ravens, and his absence has been felt. However, his attitude during this recovery period will undoubtedly serve as a beacon for the team. As the Ravens continue to fight through the season, Jackson’s commitment to returning at full strength will inspire his teammates to push forward, knowing that their leader will be back stronger than ever.
"We’ve got a job to finish," Jackson continued. “When I return, I’ll make sure we do it right.” This statement speaks to Jackson’s commitment not only to his own recovery but to the team’s success. The Ravens are still in the hunt for a strong playoff push, and Jackson’s return will be crucial in securing that goal. His focus on leading his team through the remainder of the season shows his dedication to winning and proving that no setback is too great to overcome.
As Jackson gears up for his return, the Ravens and their fans are eagerly awaiting the moment he steps back on the field. With his mindset and determination, it’s clear that Lamar Jackson’s comeback will not only be about personal triumph but also about leading the Ravens back to the top.
BREAKING: Carolina Panthers Add QB After Bryce Young Injury
Just as the Carolina Panthers were getting on a hot streak, winning four of their past five games, Bryce Young suffered an ankle sprain. Now the Panthers will need a new starting quarterback for their Week 8 matchup against the Buffalo Bills.
Andy Dalton came in to relieve Young after his injury, and the 38-year-old former Pro Bowl QB will be making his first start of the season on Sunday. However, now the Panthers have added another quarterback to the mix.
According to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, the Panthers have added veteran QB Mike White to their practice squad.
White spent last season with the Buffalo Bills, but now the 30-year-old will head back to the NFC after previously spending time with the New York Jets and Miami Dolphins. White has made 15 appearances and seven starts since arriving as a fifth-round pick in the 2018 NFL Draft with the Dallas Cowboys.
Chances are, White will never see the field in Carolina. Plus, they already have former Detroit Lions third-round pick Hendon Hooker developing on the practice squad too, but White offers more experience than the 27-year-old.
Since Young is dealing with a high-ankle sprain, he’ll likely miss more than just the team’s Week 8 game. High-ankle sprains typically knock players out for multiple games. After Buffalo, the Panthers head to Green Bay to face the Packers, but a very winnable game shows up on the schedule in Week 10 against the Saints. Hopefully, the Panthers will have their starting quarterback again by then, but Carolina has yet to release a timetable for Young.
