John Harbaugh’s reaction to Lamar Jackson’s fumble went viral after cameras caught him saying “That’s so bad” during the Ravens’ loss to the Cincinnat

Under head coach John Harbaugh, the Baltimore Ravens have been a consistent winner that seemingly always have some Super Bowl aspirations. As long as they have quarterback Lamar Jackson in place, that will be the expectations for this organization. Unfortunately for the team, this group has been beat up in 2025, and have often underperformed.

Ravens coach John Harbaugh described it as the “same type of situation” as last week when Jackson did not practice on Wednesday but played against the Browns. The difference is that Jackson missed last week with knee soreness but now he has an ankle problem. Harbaugh said it was in the quarterback’s “best interest” to practice.

Head Coach John Harbaugh, quarterback Lamar Jackson, and outside linebacker Dre'Mont Jones speak with the media after practice on Tuesday.

In front of a prime-time Thanksgiving audience, Cincinnati became the latest team to make Baltimore's offense look mistake-prone and inept.

The Browns had a late chance after Mark Andrews scored on a 35-yard run with just over two minutes left. Sanders opened the final drive by hitting Harold Fannin Jr. for 25 yards and finding Jerry Jeudy to push the ball to Baltimore’s 30-yard line. Cleveland’s comeback push ended when his fourth-down attempt to David Njoku fell incomplete.

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