Kodak Black Uplifts Lamar Jackson After Ravens' Playoff Loss To Bills

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On Saturday, Lamar Jacksonand the Baltimore Ravens suffered a tough 17-3 loss on the road to the Buffalo Bills. 

The Ravens were in a very unfortunate situation in the fourth quarter after Jackson suffered a concussion and wasn't able to come back into the game. Tyler Huntley was then the starter but wasn't able to create a rally for Baltimore to secure the upset on the road. The Bills have had an amazing season as last week, they won their first playoff game for the first time since 1995 and has a 13-3 record. 

Despite the loss, many are still showing Jackson a lot of love on social media, especially from fellow Pompano Beach native, Kodak Black. The rapper is currently incarcerated for 46 months due to a federal firearms case but is still active on social media. On Sunday, he took to Twitter to lift Jackson's spirits in the aftermath of the adversity he had to overcome on Saturday.

"@Lj_era8 Sometimes We Come Up Short & It’s Ok My Dude. I’m Witcha Regardless. #SG #1800"

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The Ravens had a very solid season overall as they finished with an 11-5 record, which was good for second place in the AFC North division. 

This season, Jackson also threw for 2,757 yards and 26 touchdown passes. He only had nine interceptions. He also ran for 1,005 yards, his second consecutive season of rushing for over 1,000 yards in a season. 

In 2019, he broke Michael Vick's 2006 record of most rushing yards by a quarterback with 1,206. Jackson also won the MVP award that season. 

Kodak was originally arrested in May 2019 at the Rolling Loud festival in Miami for these firearm charges. He was then sentenced to 46 months in November. 

This month though, there has been speculation that Donald Trump may pardon him and Lil Wayne before he leaves office this week. This hasn't been confirmed yet for Kodak and Wayne but as of now, Trump is expected to pardon over 100 people this week. Last fall, Kodak and Wayne both oddly came out publicly in support of Trump. 

Kodak has continued to trend on social media a lot since getting incarcerated, though. In November, he released his "Bill Israel" album which included appearances from Gucci Mane, Tory Lanez, Lil Yachty, and more. 

For Thanksgiving, Kodak also was able to send 1,000 turkeys to residents of Pompano Beach. He spent $15,000 in order for this to happen. For Christmas, Kodak held a toy drive in Broward County as well. $20,000 was spent on items such as games, dolls, stuffed animals, and more.