Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson appears to be on the verge of becoming the youngest in NFL history to win a third NFL MVP. The 28-year-old can probably start writing his acceptance speech after Friday's Associated Press All-Pro team announcement.

Baltimore lost to the Bills in the divisional round that same year in what was probably Jackson's worst playoff performance. The Ravens only scored three points, and Jackson threw for just 162 yards and had a game-changing, 101-yard pick-six in the second half.

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson received 30 first-place votes to lead the 2024 NFL All-Pro Team, the Associated Press announced Friday.

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, a two-time NFL Most Valuable Player, will try to shake off a troubled history in playoff games when the NFL post-season begins on Saturday.The first round of the playoffs starts Saturday with the Los Angeles Chargers at Houston and the Pittsburgh Steelers at Baltimore,

Lamar Jackson has won the same number of playoff games as NFL MVP trophies: two. The dearth of postseason victories have been an issue and the Ravens star quarterback looks

Lamar Jackson is on track for his third MVP award, but the Baltimore Ravens QB's rough postseason track record gives the Pittsburgh Steelers hope.

In seven years as a starter, Lamar Jackson has led the Baltimore Ravens to the playoffs four times, with the fifth coming up this weekend. But having failed to lead the Ravens to the Super Bowl in four prior attempts,

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has been beyond dominant and virtually unstoppable during the regular season since his breakout season in his second year in the league when he won the first of his two MVPs by a unanimous vote.