Lamar Jackson enters the 2026 season coming off a 2025 campaign limited by hamstring injuries that slashed his rushing attempts and efficiency to career lows of 67 carries for 349 yards. The dual-threat quarterback has signaled greater mobility this year, stating he will do "whatever it takes to win" after a healthy offseason, building on his established history of 700-plus rushing yards in multiple prior seasons. Early 2026 results show 74 yards on 11 carries through two games alongside a 1-1 Ravens start, with usage influenced by Derrick Henry's presence in the backfield and supporting cast injuries like Zay Flowers' hamstring. Key variables include Jackson's durability across a 17-game schedule, offensive line stability, new play-calling emphasis, and how often the Ravens lean on designed runs or scrambles versus a pass-heavy approach.