It was two days before Christmas and Lamar Jackson’s name was percolating again in the NFL Most Valuable Player conversation. The Ravens quarterback had just come off a five-touchdown performance against the New York Giants,

The Baltimore Ravens had a great regular season and will most likely see Lamar Jackson win his third MVP award, but they again fell short in the playoffs. Now it's back to the drawing board as they attempt to figure out what has to be done to finally get over the hump and make it out of the

The Baltimore Ravens are gearing up for another deep playoff run, and Lamar Jackson is stepping up not only on the field but also as a recruiter. The star quarterback recently made headlines after attempting to lure Cleveland Browns defensive star Myles Garrett—2023's Defensive Player of the Year (DPOY)—to Baltimore through social media.

Although the NFL season is over for 30 teams, many members of those squads are being brought back for one more night to finally uncover who deserved the NFL's most prestigious honors this year. Obviously,

Allen was named second-team All Pro behind Lamar Jackson of the Baltimore Ravens. The last time an NFL MVP wasn’t first-team All Pro was Denver Broncos quarterback John Elway in 1987.