Lamar Jackson connects with Maryland quarterback Malik Washington at camp
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 1, 2026, 5:33 PM
Last updated Aug 1, 2026
Lamar Jackson visited SECU Stadium on August 1, 2026, to participate in the Baltimore Ravens' open training camp. During the event, he interacted with Malik Washington, Maryland's quarterback who set freshman records in completions and passing yards last season. Washington's performance as a true freshman included over 2,900 passing yards and 17 touchdowns, drawing recognition as Maryland's Offensive Player of the Year. The meeting served as an opportunity for Washington to learn from a seasoned player like Jackson, who has excelled as both a runner and passer in the NFL.
- •Lamar Jackson met Malik Washington during Ravens training camp.
- •Washington set Maryland freshman records in 2025.
- •He threw for 459 yards against Michigan State, the second-highest in Maryland history.
- •Washington's stats included 2,963 passing yards and 302 rushing yards last season.
- •Jackson's mentorship role showcases the experience invaluable to developing quarterbacks.
- 5:33 PMYahoo Sports — Lamar Jackson bonds with Maryland’s record-setting quarterback
"Lamar Jackson spent time with Maryland quarterback Malik Washington during the Ravens’ open training camp practice at SECU Stadium
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