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Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson reached new heights this season after he won his second MVP award following a sensational season.
While the Ravens aren’t playing in Super Bowl LVIII, Jackson’s ascent as one of the only players to win multiple MVPs puts him in a group that mostly consists of Hall of Fame players.
As such, FS1’s Joy Taylor believes Jackson is a lock to make the Pro Football Hall of Fame when his career ultimately ends.
“He’s solidified for the Hall of Fame now,” Taylor said. “It would be unprecedented for him not to be. … Now when we mention Patrick Mahomes, Joe Burrow, Josh Allen, we have to mention Lamar Jackson.”
.@JoyTaylorTalks: Lamar Jackson is solidified for the Hall of Fame.
“Now when we mention Patrick Mahomes, Joe Burrow, Josh Allen, we have to mention Lamar Jackson.” pic.twitter.com/xPPw7X5QC7
— Speak (@SpeakOnFS1) February 9, 2024
Now, it’s way too early to speculate when and how Jackson will make the Hall of Fame as he’s only just started his NFL career.
But the accolades he’s accumulated already have put him on a solid path to a gold jacket even if he doesn’t win any Super Bowls.
Some might disagree because Jackson hasn’t been as good in the postseason, but teams don’t win or lose purely because of their quarterback.
Jackson has proven to be one of the best players in the NFL right now and likely for the majority of his career.
The two MVP trophies are the biggest reasons why his case for the Hall of Fame should be easy to make when the time does come to vote on his potential enshrinement.
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