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Sports · Football (NFL) · published 2026-08-26 · via Bleacher Report

Jackson Vows to Run More in 2026 After Injury-Plagued Season

Lamar Jackson had a career-low 67 carries in 2025 due to injuries, missing four games. He told reporters he was hurt and couldn't run effectively, but he will do whatever it takes to win this season. The Ravens missed the playoffs last year and have a new head coach, making Jackson's health and running ability crucial.

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Jackson's 2025 rushing totals—67 carries, 349 yards, two touchdowns—represented a sharp drop from his prior six-year baseline of roughly 913 yards per season. His per-game carry rate fell from nearly ten attempts to 5.2, reflecting the physical limitations he acknowledged Wednesday.

The Ravens finished 8-9 and missed the playoffs, prompting the hiring of head coach Jesse Minter. Baltimore has gone 76-31 in Jackson's eight seasons as starter, underscoring how much the franchise's fortunes hinge on his availability and dual-threat production in 2026.

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