NFL fans react as Lamar Jackson assassinates a man in shocking TV debut on Raising Kanan - "This is bad look for all young children"

Lamar Jackson made his acting debut this past week when he appeared in an episode of "Raising Kanan." While it's not unusual for NFL players to venture into acting careers, his current role has been criticized by some on social media.

The Baltimore Ravens quarterback played a hitman named "E-Tone" in the episode, and in one scene, he appeared out of a bathroom stall and murdered an unsuspecting man.

NFL fans on social media questioned whether Lamar Jackson's role was a good idea as a role model to young kids. Others predicted the various memes that would come from the scene.

NFL fans also took the opportunity to mock Jackson for his lack of success in the playoffs. Some said the Ravens quarterback is doing everything but winning a Lombardi Trophy.

"Doing everything but winning a Super Bowl."-one person said

"Role model!"-another said sarcastically

"Ravens fans when u talk bad about Lamar."-another person on X wrote

Others questioned whether Lamar Jackson would ever win a Super Bowl title, insinuating that he is putting more focus into other aspects of life, which now includes acting.

"Act like this in the playoffs get the job done."-suggested another

"this is 100% gonna be used when someone inevitably costs the ravens a playoff win."-one fan predicted

"Bro is never winning a Super Bowl."-said another NFL fan

Ravens HC John Harbaugh gave his take on Lamar Jackson's acting debut

Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh spoke to reporters this week as his rookies reported to mini-camp. He was asked about his quarterback's acting debut, to which he expressed his excitement for Lamar Jackson.

"I am looking forward to it," Harbaugh told reporters. "You know, that facial expression in that clip, I've seen that look before. He's looked at me that way a couple times, it's a tough look right there. He's got the face of an actor, man."

John Harbaugh then emphasized that Jackson can focus on his acting career after his NFL career.

"We just don't need him to get too excited about the acting too early, let's finish the football first. But I know he feels that way."

Harbaugh expects his quarterback to return to the success he had in 2025. Jackson threw for a career-high 4,172 yards and 41 touchdowns, leading the Ravens to a 12-5 record.