'Stunned' Lamar Jackson not ready to talk about future after Ravens' loss to Steelers

The Baltimore Ravens' season ended with a 26-24 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers after Tyler Loop missed a crucial field goal. Quarterback Lamar Jackson expressed shock over the loss, saying he thought the team had secured a win. Despite initial dominance and a 10-0 lead, Baltimore's offense faltered, managing only two first downs on four possessions afterward. Jackson threw an interception, contributing to the Steelers' lead entering the fourth quarter. The Ravens' defense struggled, particularly after Kyle Hamilton's exit, allowing Pittsburgh to score on four of its five second-half drives.

Jackson managed to put the Ravens in a position to win with significant plays, including long touchdown passes, but the final field goal attempt failed. Post-game, Jackson avoided discussing his future with the Ravens or head coach John Harbaugh's potential return, focusing instead on processing the loss. The Ravens finished an 8-9 season, sparking speculation about a potential team reset involving Jackson and Harbaugh. With four losses