In 2022, when he was the quarterback at Jackson State, Shedeur Sanders inked an NIL deal with Gatorade. That partnership ...

Baltimore Ravens superstar quarterback Lamar Jackson drew the ire of NASCAR fans everywhere last week when he filed a claim against racing legend Dale Earnhardt Jr. in regards to trademark rights to ...

found himself in a legal dispute with quarterback Lamar Jackson over a trademark for the No. 8. On his podcast, Earnhardt shared insights into the trademark saga, revealing his efforts to secure ...

Dale Earnhardt Jr. has delved into the details of the trademark dispute between him and NFL athlete Lamar Jackson over the number 8. He confirmed that both parties were able to achieve what they ...

Ultimately, Dale Earnhardt Jr. and associates took the mindset of ‘we’re not using it so whatever’ when it came down to NFL quarterback Lamar Jackson challenging the copyright claim of the ...

8. The video, which has racked up thousands of views, comes in response to Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson objecting to Earnhardt’s trademark application for a stylized version of the number.

and Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson. It was a legal battle over the use of a specific No. 8. However, it was quickly dissolved and now Earnhardt finally opens up about what transpired.

It's hard to find someone as passionate over a number as Baltimore Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson seems to be over the No. 8. Last week, Jackson challenged NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt Jr.

(L-R) Former NASCAR Cup Series driver Dale Earnhardt Jr. and NFL Quarterback Lamar Jackson. Credits: © Peter Casey-Imagn Images, © Geoff Burke-Imagn Images Dale ...

and Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson. If you aren’t up to speed on it (racing/Lamar pun intended), let’s start at the very beginning. Dale Earnhardt Jr. drove the number 8 car while he was ...

But over the weekend, social media was lit up after Lamar Jackson filed a counter claim, saying that he believes that Junior’s use of the #8 causes confusion with his own trademark – and might lead ...