“There is no more MVP-ish type performer than Lamar Jackson”: Ryan Clark reckons Lamar is making a strong case for NFL MVP


“There is no more MVP-ish type performer than Lamar Jackson”: Ryan Clark reckons Lamar is making a strong case for NFL MVP

Lamar Jackson

The Ravens have given a great performance this season. Apart from a couple of games, they have been rather dominant this time around. In the last encounter, the Baltimore Ravens went past Minnesota Vikings in a close game which ended 34-31 in favor of them.

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As it is often the case, Lamar Jackson was the main man who guided the side to a well-deserved victory. The quarterback was absolutely sensational this week. He completed 27 of 41 passes for 266 yards and three touchdowns and added as many as 21 carries for 120 more yards on the ground in a 34-31 overtime victory over Minnesota.

“Ravens would literally be a one or two-win football team if not for Lamar Jackson”: Dan Orlovsky

Lamar Jackson
Lamar Jackson

Talking about Lamar’s performance, Ryan Clark claimed that no one has been as good as the Ravens’ Quarterback in recent times. “If you watch the game, there is no more MVP-ish type of performer than Lamar Jackson,” he said. He went on to add that the Ravens win only when Lamar is at his absolute best.

Not just a little good, not average, not just good enough, he has to play his best if Ravens have to win football games, and they do win football games. That’s what an MVP is, that’s what MVPs do” he claimed. Moreover, Dan Orlovsky also showered praise on Lamar.

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Dan said, “Ravens would literally be a one or two-win football team if not for Lamar Jackson.” He stated that Lamar single-handedly dragged his team from agony to ecstasy. It is indeed hard to name anyone who has been as important a member for his team as Lamar is for the Ravens. Next, the Ravens will travel to Miami and face the Dolphins on Thursday night.

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