Ravens' Lamar Jackson: 'No. 1' Goal Is to Erase Narrative of Playoff Struggles

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson hasn't won in the postseason, with losses to the Los Angeles Chargers and the Tennessee Titans in the last two campaigns.

He'll get a chance to better his 0-2 record Sunday against the Titans in the AFC Wild Card Game at Nissan Stadium.

"Definitely trying to erase that narrative right there," Jackson told reporters Wednesday. "That's the No. 1 [goal] right there on my mind."

Over his first three seasons in the NFL, Jackson has recorded a 30-7 mark in the regular season, making him the fastest quarterback to reach 30 wins. He's also the first quarterback in league history to record consecutive 1,000-yard rushing seasons.

The Ravens have been the home team—and favored—in each of their previous playoff appearances with Jackson under center but have been outscored 51-29. He has thrown for three touchdowns but been responsible for five turnovers. 

The Ravens don't have a bye leading into their game with the Titans, which Jackson said he feels will be a benefit. 

"Having games back-to-back, it feels pretty good. No bye week for us. We're going straight into it, heads up high and with our eyes focused on the task at hand. We just have to finish. That's the key for us."