Lamar Jackson plans jersey switch to No. 1 after Super Bowl win with Ravens

Resurfaced statement highlights Jackson's confidence as Ravens hold strong Super Bowl.

Wire Report IntelligenceUpdated Mar 211 min read

What happened: Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson stated he will change his jersey number to No. 1 if the team wins the Super Bowl, aiming to retire both No. 8 and No. 1. The quote, originally from a 2024 interview, was reposted today with video by @NFL_DovKleiman. Jackson wants to win a title wearing each number before retiring them.

Why it matters: The motivational vow underscores Jackson's long-term commitment to the Ravens amid their emergence as AFC Super Bowl favorites following the trade for DE Maxx Crosby. 5 regular-season win total and Jackson's playoff history despite past postseason struggles. It signals team optimism entering the 2026 offseason.

By the numbers: Super Bowl (AFC favorite post-Crosby trade). Jackson 2025 injuries: hamstring (Weeks 5-9), knee, ankle, toe. No current injuries reported.

What to watch: Monitor Ravens' additional offseason acquisitions and Jackson's health in training camp for betting implications.

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