4 years agoBaltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson saw his numbers dwindle from the previous year this season. With his team advancing to the playoffs, he has a chance to get back on track in a relatively tough matchup against the Titans Defense. The former MVP didn't play too well against Tennessee in 2020, at least on the throwing end, racking up 186 yards, one touchdown, and one interception while sporting a miserable 58.6 completion percentage, numbers far below his career averages. Jackson's best chance at making some noise on the fantasy end may come on the ground, nonetheless, with the 23-year-old accumulating 143 yards off 20 attempts against the Titans during the AFC Divisional Round in 2019. With one of the highest rostering costs during Wild Card weekend, fantasy managers can't afford a subpar outing from the former Louisville Cardinal. However, his ceiling is higher than most, primarily if he can get things going using his legs, which he has done for most of the year.--Dennis Clausen - RotoBaller
Source: ESPN