Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen are both considered elite, MVP-caliber quarterbacks, but neither has been able to get past Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs. Which AFC star needs to win a Super Bowl more in 2025 to validate his great young career?

The NFL wild-card round has concluded, and with sights now set on the divisional round, one of the most anticipated matchup will take place Sunday night at Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park between the No.

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The Baltimore Ravens have been knocking on the door of a Super Bowl appearance for a while now. This season, with Lamar Jackson playing this way, they might even be the team to beat in the AFC. The reigning NFL MVP is playing the best football of his career,

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Ed Reed on Lamar Jackson: “His patience, pocket presence has went up tremendously...He's not just escaping the pocket running all the time. He's extending the pocket more. Extending that pocket is something that defenses don't always practice for." pic.twitter.com/lgOEU4LVYE

In his ninth NFL season, the chase was over. At age 30, he had already posted seven 4,000-yard seasons, led the league in touchdown passes three times and won two of his five MVP awards. Nevertheless,

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The Baltimore Ravens have been on the cusp of ... That fact was recently highlighted by none other than Peyton Manning, who, through Kevin Clark of Omaha Productions, praised Jackson’s evolution.

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Under the command of head coach Wade Phillips, the NFC East champions had dusted Tom Coughlin’s team twice during the regular season, 45-35 at Dallas, and 31-20 at East Rutherford. Dallas owned a 13-3 record, and was the NFC’s top seed entering the playoffs, and took on a Giants’ club fresh off a 24-14 wild card win at Tampa.