After getting battered last season, Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson added boxing to his offseason training program. Jackson is looking to rebound after an injury-filled 2025 season, and boxing work is a good way to enhance hand-eye coordination, explosive power, and cardiovascular endurance while offering a low-impact alternative for offseason conditioning. Jackson’s work has continued off the field as well, with his Forever Dreams Foundation constantly providing resources to the community in his home state of Florida.
Jackson’s work was recently recognized when Palm Beach County, Florida, officially declared March 21 ‘Lamar Jackson Day,’ honoring the Ravens quarterback and local icon for his impact on and off the field. Every July, Jackson hosts his annual “Fun-Day with LJ” event in South Florida, which he puts on through his “Forhttps://foreverdreamers.org/ever Dreamers” foundation.
March 21st is officially “Lamar Jackson Day” in Palm Beach County, Florida! @Lj_era8
Special thanks to @pbsportsfl, @NFLPA, @Sandlot7v7 for their support.
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.#lamarjackson#lamarjacksonday#truzz#palmbeachcountypic.twitter.com/UhSRUfTgZa— Forever Dreamers Foundation (@forever8dreamer) March 26, 2026
After a near-MVP season in 2024, Jackson was battered and missed four games, going 192-302 passing (63.6 completion percentage) for 2,549 yards (196.1 per game), 21 touchdowns, 7 interceptions, and a 103.8 passer rating. He’ll work with Declan Doyle to take his game to another level in 2026.
This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: Palm Beach County honors Lamar Jackson with an official day
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