Kyle Hamilton sparks a LeBron James comparison to Lamar Jackson
The Baltimore Ravens failed to protect their home field on Thanksgiving as they bowed to the Cincinnati Bengals, 32-14, at M&T Bank Stadium.
The long-awaited return of Joe Burrow gave the Bengals an added boost as they outscored the Ravens in the final three quarters to secure the win. Cincinnati improved to 4-8, while Baltimore dropped to 6-6.
Lamar Jackson was 17 of 32 for 246 yardszero touchdowns and one interception. He had three turnovers and was sacked three times.
Despite an unforgettable evening, Kyle Hamilton didn’t sound too upset about Jackson.
“Even LeBron (James) has an off night,” Hamilton said, according to ESPN’s Jamison Hensley.
It’s worth noting that James is a huge fan of Jackson, even publicly expressing his admiration for the two-time MVP on several occasions.
for his part, Hamilton had seven combined contestsincluding one for the loss. He was previously considered questionable against the Bengals after a foot problem bothered him in Week 12 against the New York Jets.
Jackson was outplayed by Barrow, who had not played since week two with a finger injury. He was 24-for-46 for 261 yards, two touchdowns and zero interceptions. Burrow also set a season high after its active start.
As Hamilton pointed out, the Ravens don’t need to hit the panic button. They’re not too far behind the Pittsburgh Steelers for first place in the AFC North, and the 28-year-old Jackson definitely knows how to bounce back from a bad outing.
Furthermore, Baltimore appears to have found its footing after slumping to 1-5 to start the campaign.
The Ravens will take on the Steelers in a critical showdown on December 7th.
2025-11-28 05:52:00
