Photo: Ravens' Lamar Jackson Wears Leprechaun Hat After Louisville's Notre Dame Loss

Louisville's 31-24 loss to Notre Dame last week was costly in more ways than one, as Cardinals alum and Baltimore Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson had to pay an unflattering debt.

Notre Dame alum and Ravens offensive tackle Ronnie Stanley posted a photo of Jackson wearing a leprechaun hat following the loss:

The Cardinals overcame a 21-7 deficit in the first quarter against the Fighting Irish to make it a one-score game. Unfortunately, their drive for a game-tying touchdown stalled at their own 49-yard line with 53 seconds left in the fourth quarter.

Stanley is one of two Notre Dame alums on the Ravens roster along with star safety Kyle Hamilton, so they surely had fun trolling Jackson after last week's game. Wide receiver Malik Cunningham is also a Louisville alum, but he's on the practice squad and likely didn't face the same amount of ridicule as Jackson.

After a slow start to the 2024 season, morale appears to be high in the Ravens locker room following back-to-back wins. Baltimore is coming off a 35-10 blowout of the Buffalo Bills that propelled the team into the discussion for the best in the AFC despite its 2-2 record.

The Ravens lead the NFL with 429.5 yards per game and 220.3 rushing yards per game, the latter of which is nearly 50 yards more than the second-place Green Bay Packers (174.5 rush ypg).

The Ravens will be seeking their third straight win when they face the Cincinnati Bengals in and AFC North matchup on Sunday.