Why Ravens Quarterback Lamar Jackson should win MVP

On February 7, 2025By Littum

Previous Louisville football Quarterback Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen is in a close run for NFL MVP Award It will be announced on Thursday.

Both quarterbacks have strong cases for the price.

By 2023, Jackson became the second largest player who won several MVPs. If he wins the award this year, he would join an elite group and become the seventh player to win three MVPs in the NFL story and join former Louisville QB Johnny Unitas (3), Jim Brown (3), Brett Favre (3), Tom Brady (3), Aaron Rodgers (4) and Peyton Manning (5).

Jackson finished the season sixth in the NFL to pass yards with a career high 4,172 yards and second place in passers -by -touchdowns (41). He is the first quarterback with over 4,000 passing yards, 40 touchdowns and four interceptions or fewer. Jackson had 45 total touchdowns, ranked first in passing rating (119.6) and had the second highest quarterback rating (77.2). Jackson is the first quarterback in the NFL story that passes in more than 4,000 yards and has 900 rushing yards in one season. He also became NFL’s leading rusher to quarterbacks with 6,173 rushing yards and passed Michael Vick to the top place.

Jackson was voted to the first team of NFLPA All-Pro Team. Only active players and those who missed fewer than five games in week 15 were entitled to vote. Players can only vote for their position group, quiet against and not vote for themselves or teammates. Jackson won the first -team honors from Associated Press and Pro Football Writers Association. It is only the icing on the cake to receive the same recognition from players around the league.

The Ravens (12-5) Won AFC North for the second year in a row. There were three teams over .500 in AFC North. Allen, who plays for Buffalo Bills, competed in a three -team department under .500. The ravens also had the second highest strength in the schedule (.529) among the playoff teams and the highest strength of victory (.525) in the league. The ravens are also the first team in the NFL story that throws at least 4,000 meters and rushes for at least 3,000 meters.

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