Lamar Jackson Loses Elite QB Status, Execs and Coaches Say
Summary
Lamar Jackson, quarterback for the Baltimore Ravens, has been moved from the top tier to Tier 2 in a recent ranking by NFL experts. Coaches and executives say his running ability, which helped him stand out, has declined due to injuries and less willingness to take hits.Key Facts
- Lamar Jackson was previously considered a top-tier quarterback but is now ranked in Tier 2.
- NFL coaches and executives attribute his fall mostly to a decrease in his running style.
- Jackson is known as a "dual-threat" QB, meaning he can both pass and run effectively.
- Injuries, including back and hamstring issues, affected his ability to run during last season.
- Experts say if Jackson stops running as much, he will not be seen as an elite quarterback.
- Despite the drop, Jackson was still ranked highest within Tier 2, just missing Tier 1.
- Jackson was a Tier 1 quarterback last season but not during his MVP-winning years.
- His running is seen as key to his ability to win games and maintain elite status.
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