Baltimore Ravens star Lamar Jackson faced scrutiny for not playing in the team's postseason game against the Cincinnati Bengals despite the fact that he was recovering from a knee injury.
During his press conference at the NFL Scouting Combine, Ravens head coach John Harbaugh defended his quarterback, telling reporters Wednesday that Jackson wouldn't have sat on the sidelines if it weren't absolutely necessary:
"Nobody does more than Lamar. I promise you — to your other question back there, I didn't mean to skip over it, but if he could've played, just like all four players, he would've played.