Lamar Jackson trademarked the "Era 8" brand and Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s No. 8 branding cuts too close, Lamar says. Troy Aikman ...

Last year, it was Lamar Jackson vs. Troy Aikman in a copyright squabble over No. 8. This year, the Ravens quarterback has a ...

In a stacked quarterback class in the 2018 NFL Draft that saw five signal callers come off the board in the first round, many ...

Just a day after the Ravens Quarterback Lamar Jackson sparked what might be one of the most controversial moves against ...

By agreeing to a deal with Jackson soon, Baltimore could get ahead of negotiations that will become a necessity next offseason.

Jackson, who has worn No. 8 since his college days at Louisville, previously registered the trademark “ERA 8 by Lamar Jackson.” His latest claim argued that Earnhardt’s attempt to trademark that ...

That's exactly what the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) will try and determine after Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson filed a trademark opposition against stock car driver Dale ...

The title here is purposeful because this is about the Eagles’ first pick in the draft, which is scheduled to be No. 32 ...

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson and NASCAR team owner Dale Earnhardt ... Makes sense to protect a side-hustle when your day job is only paying some $260 million over a five-year contract.

Last year, it was Lamar Jackson vs. Troy Aikman in a copyright squabble over No. 8. This year, the Ravens quarterback has a legal issue with another pro athlete who is associated with the same number.

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has sparked a trademark dispute with NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt Jr. over the No 8. The racing driver's company, DEJ Holdings, moved to trademark the number for ...

Thursday evening, news broke that Lamar Jackson’s legal team had filed a Notice of Opposition to a Dale Earnhardt Jr. trademark. More specifically, it had to do with the number “8” (eight).