Lamar Jackson says he almost broke his TV while watching Ravens playoff loss to the Bengals | Forum

Like most of us, was watching at home when the ' 2022 season Daniel Gafford Jersey came to a crashing end in a 24-17 lo s to the Bengals on Super Wild Card Weekend. While the lo s hurt, Jackson was able to avoid going viral by becoming the latest person to smash their TV during a sporting event.Jackson recently admitted that he nearly did destroy his TV as he watched the end of Baltimore's lo s to Cincinnati. Jackson, who mi sed the game with an injury, said that he was actually on his way to the rest room when the game turned on its head. With the Ravens on the verge of taking the lead, Bengals defensive end scooped up fumble and raced 98 yards for the game-winning Adam Mokoka Jersey score."We're about to score, then I just hear (the ' crowd)," Jackson said, . "I'm like, 'What?' I rush back to the TV and I'm seeing them score. I almost broke my TV. I thought, I've got to pay for that. So there's no point."I was sick. There was nothing more I wanted to do than to be out on that field with my guys and I wasn't about to be out there." "I was so scared of getting caught!" was mic'd up for his iconic 98-yard touchdown. (via , ) NFL (@NFL) The game marked the first time that Jackson had to mi s a playoff game with an injury. The experience has motivated him to avoid suffering any more injuries that will sideline him for a significant period of time. Jackson actually told one of Jerry Sloan Jersey Baltimore's team trainers that he doesn't plan on getting hurt again. "That's not part of my game," Jackson said. Cristiano Felicio Jersey "I don't get hurt. That can't happen again. I don't feel right when I can't play football."Jackson will play a lot more football in Baltimore after he recently penned a five-year deal that made him the league's highest-paid player. The former league MVP has high hopes for the 2023 season. Jackson, upon signing his new deal, said he has his sights set on becoming the 's first 6,000-yard pa ser.Jackson's optimism stems from Baltimore's retooled offense that now includes . and rookie wideout . He is also excited to play inside a new offense for the first time in his career. Baltimore's offense will be led this season by new offensive coordinator Zach LaVine Jersey Todd Monken, who recently called plays for the two-time defending national champion Georgia Bulldogs. He also served as the school's quarterbacks coach over that span. "I heard from the guys that the offense is looking pretty smooth," Jackson said. "From what I see, it looks different, and I'm liking it so far."