Joe Fagnano discusses Lamar Jackson’s mentorship in Ravens QB room
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 29, 2026, 3:16 PM
Last updated Aug 29, 2026

Rookie quarterback Joe Fagnano praised Lamar Jackson for his influence and mentorship in the Ravens’ quarterback room following a solid preseason performance. Fagnano highlighted Jackson's supportive nature, noting his discussions on play recognition and preparation techniques after practices. This mentorship is seen as crucial for young quarterbacks navigating their early NFL careers. Fagnano’s remarks reflect the broader impact Jackson has on team culture, emphasizing the value of experienced players in developing younger talent.
- •Joe Fagnano speaks highly of Lamar Jackson's support and mentorship.
- •Fagnano benefitted from Jackson's feedback on plays during practices.
- •Jackson's leadership positively shapes the Ravens' quarterback culture.
- •Rookies face the challenge of adapting to the NFL while learning from veterans.
- •Jackson continues to mentor young quarterbacks as he remains in his prime.
- 3:16 PMYahoo Sports — Joe Fagnano reveals Lamar Jackson’s impact on Ravens QB room
"A simple observation from Joe Fagnano revealed why Lamar Jackson is one of the Ravens' most valuable teachers.
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