Nick Wright believes Lamar Jackson made spectacular plays in Ravens attempted comeback

Name: Nick Wright believes Lamar Jackson made spectacular plays in Ravens attempted comeback
Uploaded: 2019-09-23T10:10:00-04:00
Description: Nick Wright talks about Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson and his attempted comeback in the team's Week 3 matchup vs. the Kansas City Chiefs. Ravens fell tot he Chiefs 33-28 after Jackson mounted a comeback that fell just short of the win.

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Nick Wright talks about Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson and his attempted comeback in the team's Week 3 matchup vs. the Kansas City Chiefs. Ravens fell tot he Chiefs 33-28 after Jackson mounted a comeback that fell just short of the win.

SEPTEMBER 23, 2019・first things first・1:23

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Nick Wright believes Lamar Jackson made spectacular plays in Ravens attempted comeback

Nick Wright talks about Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson and his attempted comeback in the team's Week 3 matchup vs. the Kansas City Chiefs. Ravens fell tot he Chiefs 33-28 after Jackson mounted a comeback that fell just short of the win.

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