Heartbreaking news: Lamar Jackson just confirm dead in a car crash

“Hearts Ache With Grief”: Lamar Jackson Joins John Harbaugh & Ravens Nation in Mourning Death of Coach Joe D’Alessandris

“Hearts Ache With Grief”“”that’s the sentiment all over Ravens Nation right now. The Baltimore Ravens official X account just dropped some heartbreaking news: Coach Joe D’Alessandris has passed away. Their tweet said it all: “Our hearts ache with grief and sadness upon learning of Coach Joe D’Alessandris’ passing.” This loss hits deep for everyone.

Head Coach John Harbaugh didn’t hold back in his tribute, calling Joe D. “a man of integrity and faith” who made everyone better. Lamar Jackson, feeling the loss just like the rest of the Ravens community, took to IG with a simple, heartfelt message: “Get your rest, coach.” Coach Joe D. wasn’t just known for his football smarts””he was loved for the kindness and heart he brought to the game and the people around him.

Jaguars coach reacts after Trevor Lawrence called out team

This weekend, quarterback Trevor Lawrence had a pretty blunt assessment of how the Jacksonville Jaguars have played so far this season, saying “We suck right now.” And it sounds like his coach is happy with that candidness from his star quarterback.

During a press conference this week, Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Doug Pederson gave his thoughts on Trevor Lawrence’s brutally honest assessment.

Pederson made it clear that he had no problem with what Lawrence said.

In fact, he liked the leadership he saw from the quarterback.

“That’s what you want from your leader. I don’t want anybody to sugarcoat anything,” Pederson said according to Pro Football Talk.

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“I think stuff that gets swept under the rug is what kind of gets you beat. We’ve got to keep everything in the forefront. We’ve got to keep it in the front of our minds, and listen, he’s the franchise, right? He’s the starting quarterback and he’s the one back there with the football making the decision. So, I appreciate the fact that he’s taking that role and that lead.

“It may not be in his nature to do it, but you know what: he’s got to do it. I’m excited for that and I think the players will respond. I mean, they’re going to support him 100 times over. I think it’s a two-way street, I think it’s the players will hold him accountable too, and I think it’s a two-way street. So, I can appreciate that from him.”

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