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Ravens' Lamar Jackson '1 of a Kind' and 'Doesn't Get Enough Credit,' Say NFL Coaches
Lamar Jackson is a two-time MVP and a three-time All-Pro, yet the Baltimore Ravens quarterback might still be slightly underrated. Jackson was fourth in the annual QB rankings from ESPN's Jeremy Fowler, which are based on input from NFL coaches, executives and scouts. At least one respondent had him as low as sixth.
Ranked ahead of him are Patrick Mahomes, Josh Allen, and Joe Burrow. We'd probably place him after Mahomes. That's just us, ...
Dan Orlovsky predicts Jackson will be the next to win a Super Bowl among the four elite quarterbacks. Roquan Smith is ranked ...
With the start of Ravens training camp just days away, we are examining every move Baltimore has made this offseason.
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Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow recently enjoyed a very high ranking in an annual quarterback poll. In the poll, ...
ESPN has used the dead zone between organized team activities (OTAs) and training camp to rank the NFL's best players at every position. The worldwide leader in ...
Among qualifying passers, only Patrick Mahomes has a better quarterback rating since 2018, the year Jackson arrived as a first-round draft pick. Only Mahomes and fellow NFL MVP Josh Allen have more ...
Ronnie Stanley and Roger Rosengarten snubbed on top 10 list. Malik Hamm talks nonprofit work, his health, and mentality ...
Mina Kimes appears to be in disbelief of where Ravens superstar quarterback Lamar Jackson was placed on ESPN's list.
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