Forget that Detroit Lions because the Baltimore Ravens have their locker room tradition after winning the game. trainer John Harbaugh Don’t give out game balls to people leading the game. Instead, he hands out one “brown shirt” to pay tribute to the tough Navy SEALs.

Harbaugh took the podium after the press conference and spoke about a person on the Ravens staff who was a former Navy SEAL. The person who calls himself Steve enlightened Harbaugh about the long history of Navy SEAL training and how awards are given to those who complete the tumultuous training “Brown shirt.”

“That’s what he told me, he told me, and I’m probably doing, you know, we’re doing something called Brown Shirt, right? And the Brown Shirt, we say that every time we award it after a win, is (our most prestigious award). And the Brown Shirt award is a nod to the Navy SEALs because when you complete BUDS training you become a SEAL, you get a brown shirt, as far as I know Steve Claggett is a former Navy SEAL, he’s in ours Stab and he walked me through a little bit of the history of it.” said the Ravens HC.

Apparently the Ravens have kept this tradition going for the last 12 to 14 years, and it goes to the man who “does the dirty work” which was the case in this case Lamar Jackson. The reason the 2x MVP got this “brown shirt” It wasn’t because he threw five touchdowns and passed for 281 yards. It’s because of something completely different.

Lamar Jackson was more than just a quarterback tonight. With 10:38 left in the final quarter, Jackson threw a pass to Derrick Henry, who was trying to run into the end zone. Knowing how difficult it is to cover Derrick Henry, some defenders ran after him. And Jackson understood that he had a lot of work ahead of him.

Jackson blocked Antoine Winfield Jr. to make room for the running back. But by then he had already moved to the sidelines. But that’s beside the point. What matters is that Lamar Jackson did everything he could to make room for Derrick Henry. Maybe that’s why he values ​​LJ8 so much.

He said something after the press conference that many may find a bit far-fetched. Or it could just be the right thing to do given how Jackson played tonight.

John Harbaugh can’t stop praising Lamar Jackson

A few months ago, Harbaugh said that Jackson would be recognized as the best quarterback in the NFL. He doubled down on the narrative when he said the Ravens QB will go down in MNF history. Is he exaggerating? Maybe not. But look at what he said after the 41-31 win over the Buccaneers.

“Yes, it’s incredible and he will definitely go down in Monday Night Football history. He still has a lot to do. He’ll think about the next one. Well, here’s one coming in a few weeks. Another one on the street. Against a pretty good coach. But that’s later,” the Ravens coach said after the game.

Now the Ravens are 5-2 and preparing to travel to Cleveland. It was supposed to be an easy win for the Baltimore team. However, after the Browns game, they will face Sean Payton and his Broncos. At this point, the Baltimore Ravens appear to be unstoppable.