The Baltimore Ravens have been accused of lying about Lamar Jackson's injury following some odd updates from the team.

One prominent NFL insider hinted the NFL wants to make an example out of the Baltimore Ravens for their Lamar Jackson controversy.

This drew scrutiny among fans, as it is unusual for a team to change a player’s practice designation the day after. In a statement, the Ravens clarified that Jackson participated fully but didn’t take starter reps, and after discussing the situation with the NFL, they changed his designation to limited.

Baltimore needed a spark so badly that it removed recreational games from the locker room, including ping-pong tables and video game consoles, via The Baltimore Sun. The strategy worked, as the Ravens beat the Bears 30-16 with backup quarterback Tyler Huntley.

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Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson (hamstring) is officially inactive for Sunday's Week 8 game against the Chicago Bears. Jackson will miss his third consecutive game due to injury.

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Lamar Jackson was on the practice field again Thursday as the Ravens prepare to take on the Chicago Bears, but he was limited for a second straight day.