NFL Fans Want Lamar Jackson Suspended Immediately [PHOTO]
This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has come under fire over some of his latest social media activity.
A recent change to the two-time MVP’s X bio drew the attention of the Dov Kleiman account, which has since claimed that there are calls for the player’s suspension.
Jackson added an account to his bio, with a profile photo showing half of Russell Wilson’s face and the other half of Adolf Hitler’s.
“Ravens star QB Lamar Jackson has updated his Twitter/X bio with an account that has Adolf Hitler as its profile picture,” Kleiman wrote, along with screenshots.
“Lamar is one of the faces of the NFL. This is unacceptable. Many NFL fans have called for his suspension,” he added.
Fans Make It Clear How They Feel About Lamar Jackson
Kleiman’s post did not stir much criticism for Jackson, backfiring spectacularly.
“I am convinced whoever runs this account will literally do anything for attention! This is just stupid,” someone wrote.
I am convinced whoever runs this account will literally do anything for attention! This is just stupid.
— Maddog172 (@MMaddog172) June 14, 2026
“Not a single person called for suspension MR. “VIRAL”,” another fan pointed out.
Not a single person called for suspension MR. “VIRAL”
— The 3PT Field Goal (@The3ptFG) June 14, 2026
“I’m convinced whomever runs this account has legit fkn room temperature IQ,” someone else wrote.
I’m convinced whomever runs this account has legit fkn room temperature IQ
— ✭DEADFOOL✭ (@HillSabast86961) June 14, 2026
“I’m not even a Lamar fan, but the dude definitely just changed his whole @ just to make Lamar Jackson look bad,” one comment read.
I’m not even a Lamar fan, but the dude definitely just changed his whole @ just to make Lamar Jackson look bad
— Patrick Mahomes Lover (@patmahomelover) June 14, 2026
On another note, Jackson’s contract negotiations with the Ravens is still up in the air, leading to speculation that he could request a trade.
The quarterback’s cap hit for 2027 stands at $84.3 million. There’s also a no-tag clause that makes things ticklish for both parties.
NFL executives reportedly believe that he could ask to leave Baltimore if they’re still at an impasse by Week 1.
