OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- When Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson plays at Kansas City on Sunday, he will go to the one place in the NFL where he's only felt defeat multiple times.
But Jackson doesn't feel any extra motivation heading into Arrowhead Stadium, where he has a career 0-3 record.
"It's in the past," Jackson said. "You can't bring what happened back whenever to this year. We've just have to lock in on what's ahead right now."
The focus for the Ravens (1-2) is avoiding their worst start in a decade, although they'll have to overcome their Arrowhead hurdle to do so.