Lamar Jackson may have had two turnovers in the first half of the Baltimore Ravens' loss to the Buffalo Bills, but ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith feels passionately that the team's defeat cannot be attributed to #8.

After the Baltimore Ravens' loss to the Buffalo Bills in the NFL Divisional round, Stephen A. Smith weighed in, making it clear which player he believes should not shoulder the blame. More than mere disappointment,

Stephen A. Smith speaks out about Lamar Jackson's resilience and why Mark Andrews, not Jackson, should shoulder the blame for Ravens' devastating loss.

It appears ESPN's Stephen A. Smith has seen enough of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes to compare him to former NFL and Michigan quarterback Tom Brady, who is now a color analyst at Fox Sports.

It was a valiant effort from the Baltimore Ravens on the road as they took on the Buffalo Bills with the ... ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith was quick to deliver his analysis after the contest ...

The Kansas City Chiefs and quarterback Patrick Mahomes have a tall task ahead of themselves in the AFC Championship against the Buffalo Bills. It's a rematch from Week 11, when Buffalo gave the Chiefs their first loss of the season with a final score of 30-21.

The Baltimore Ravens and Lamar Jackson came up short in Sunday’s Divisional Round matchup against the Buffalo Bills ... ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith believes that Jackson has nothing to hang ...

Patrick Mahomes' Kansas City Chiefs have a chance to become the first team to win three Super Bowls in a row, having won the previous two and advancing to the AFC Championship game against the Buffalo

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Stephen A Smith defended Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson after a grueling playoff loss to the Bills on Sunday.

Stephen A. Smith’s contract with ESPN is set to expire this year, but it doesn’t sound like he’s going anywhere.During an appearance on Wednesday’s Howard Stern Show (along with Chris “Mad Dog” Russo),

Lamar Jackson has consistently come up short in the postseason, despite having a good team around him. He’s on the verge of winning his third MVP award, yet he’s only reached the AFC Championship game once, which he lost to the Kansas City Chiefs.