Ravens' Lamar Jackson says he 'felt old' after learning rookie Anthony Richardson modeled game after him

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Lamar Jackson is 26-years-old and is widely viewed as one of the NFL's young star quarterbacks. But even being in his mid-20s apparently does not mean that Jackson does not have moments of feeling old.

The two-time Pro Bowl signal caller is one of the most dynamic play makers in the NFL, and his skills have rubbed off on even younger quarterbacks — especially rookie Anthony Richardson.

The Indianapolis Colts rookie is 21-years-old, and he recently revealed that he molded his style of play after Jackson as well as 2015 NFL MVP Cam Newton. 

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Lamar Jackson, #8 of the Baltimore Ravens, looks on against the Tennessee Titans during the second half at M&T Bank Stadium on August 11, 2022, in Baltimore, Maryland. (Scott Taetsch/Getty Images)

Richardson's comments were likely meant to be a compliment to Jackson. Instead, the remarks seemed to leave Jackson reflecting on how much time has passed since he entered the league.

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"Want me to be honest, right? That made me feel old, and I’m only 26," Jackson responded to reporters questions about Richardson's comment. "Like he comparing me, himself, and Cam … I'm like, ‘Dang.’ Comparing yourself to me, and I'm still, you know, … young."

Jackson also provided his own compliment to Richardson, saying he admired how he played at the college football level and in his first two professional games.

"I appreciate stuff like [Richardson’s compliment]. I did see him a couple times in college, and he played phenomenal, and as of his first two games he has, too."

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