The Baltimore Ravens wrapped up another intense training camp practice with mixed results for quarterback Lamar Jackson.

The two-time NFL MVP started strong, connecting on several crisp intermediate throws and showing promising early chemistry with newly acquired wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins.

But as the session wore on, Jackson’s precision began to slip, and his frustration became visible in ways rarely seen from the typically composed star.

“Lamar Jackson had a pretty good day but some misses late. His high throw hit off [Malik] Cunningham’s hands and was intercepted by [Sanoussi] Kane. Jackson threw his helmet in anger. Jackson also did pushups after missing an open Keith Kirkwood,” Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic wrote on X.

Lamar Jackson had a pretty good day but some misses late. His high throw hit off Cunningham’s hands and was intercepted by Kane. Jackson threw his helmet in anger. Jackson also did pushups after missing an open Keith Kirkwood.

— Jeff Zrebiec (@jeffzrebiec) July 31, 2025

The outburst reflects the heightened expectations surrounding Baltimore’s 2025 season.

Every rep carries additional weight for a franchise with legitimate Super Bowl aspirations.

Jackson is coming off a season of 4,172 passing yards and 41 touchdowns, and his demanding standards for himself have become legendary around the Ravens.

His willingness to drop for pushups after a missed throw demonstrates the accountability he brings to practice.

The connection with Hopkins continues developing alongside his established rapport with Zay Flowers.

Minor execution lapses get magnified when championship expectations run high, and Jackson understands this reality after multiple playoff failures.

His meticulous approach and visible intensity set the standard for the entire offense, pushups included.

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