Lamar Jackson Playoff Record With Baltimore Ravens

Two-time MVP Lamar Jackson has struggled to produce playoff results with the Ravens. 

Lamar Jackson Career Playoff Record

Jackson has recorded a 3-5 SU record in the playoffs. Only once has Jackson led the Ravens to the AFC Championship. 

In particular, Jackson has struggled against some AFC heavyweights. He faced Patrick Mahomes or Josh Allen three times in the postseason, going 0-3 in those matchups. 

Most intriguing about Jackson’s postseason record? His teams perform the best when the ball is removed from Jackson’s hands. 

Baltimore finished 3-1 in postseason games where Jackson attempted 24 or fewer passes. Conversely, Jackson is 0-4 in the postseason when attempting at least 25 passes. 

From an ATS standpoint, Jackson recorded an identical record. In his three playoff victories, Jackson’s Ravens simultaneously finished 3-0 ATS. 

In five postseason losses, Jackson recorded a 0-5 ATS mark, including 0-4 as a market favorite. 

Oddsmakers listed Jackson at -3 or shorter three times in the postseason. He’s yet to cover the spread in those games with a 0-3 SU record. 

Lamar Jackson Playoff Stats

Jackson has attempted 241 passes in eight postseason starts, completing 60.6% of those attempts. Those 146 completions have gone for 1,753 yards with three games over 250 yards. 

Jackson recorded a 10-7 touchdown-to-interception ratio in eight starts. Only twice has he avoided throwing an interception in a postseason start. 

A hallmark of Jackson’s career success is his rushing ability. Cumulatively, he rushed for 641 yards in eight starts, notching over 80 rushing yards four times. 

Baltimore finished 3-1 when Jackson rushed for at least 80 yards, vs. 0-4 when he stays under that benchmark. 

His 6.8 yards per rush attempt is up slightly from six yards per attempt in the regular season, albeit in a smaller sample size.