Ravens QB Lamar Jackson Snubbed in Yet Another Offseason Ranking
Summary
Lamar Jackson, quarterback for the Baltimore Ravens, was rated lower in this year’s NFL rankings compared to previous years after missing four games due to injury last season. Despite his drop in rankings and ratings, Jackson expressed that he is not concerned about the changes.Key Facts
- Jackson’s “Madden” video game rating dropped from 99 last year to 94 this year.
- He fell from No. 2 to No. 69 in the NFL 100 list voted on by current NFL players.
- Jackson missed four games last season because of an injury.
- In the Bleacher Report NFL 1000 list, Jackson was placed in the “Pro Bowl Caliber” tier, ranked No. 7 among quarterbacks.
- Jackson has a .690 win percentage, which is the second highest among active quarterbacks.
- None of the other quarterbacks ranked in his tier have won an MVP award.
- Some analysts think Jackson should be ranked higher given his past MVP awards and performance.
- Jackson stated he does not pay much attention to rankings and focuses on playing football.
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