Aaron Rodgers took aim at the media once again for how the MVP debate has led to conversations around quarterbacks Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen ahead of their playoff match-up ...

Lamar Jackson has admitted that he isn't "childishly" dreaming to break Aaron Rodgers' NFL record, but is instead more focused on winning games with his team. The Baltimore Ravens will take on the ...

After being benched by their respective teams during the 2024 season, Kirk Cousins and Justin Fields are two quarterbacks who ...

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson’s passer rating this season is 121.6. The all-time NFL record for highest passer rating in a season is 122.5, set by Aaron Rodgers in 2011. With a big game on Saturday ...

Lamar Jackson has already broken one record this ... season NFL record of 122.5 set by then-Packers signal caller Aaron Rodgers in 2011. But Jackson’s sights of course are on a much bigger ...

Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen will be facing ... The MVP discussion in 2024 has shifted in recent weeks, and Aaron Rodgers doesn't agree with how the media changed the narrative between who should ...

Allen finished second in MVP voting in 2020, with the award going to then-Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers. He was second again in 2023, receiving one first-place vote to Lamar Jackson ...

"Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen have both had INCREDIBLE seasons.. Josh Allen has been the MVP favorite for much of the 2024 season, so it's not surprising that Aaron Rodgers has such massive praise ...

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has finished his 2024 regular ... a season with fewer than five interceptions was 37, set by Aaron Rodgers in 2021. And the fewest interceptions ever thrown ...

Baltimore Ravens superstar Lamar Jackson is having the best season ... New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers holds the record at 122.5, which he set during his first of four MVP seasons as ...

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson's passer rating this season is 121.6. The all-time NFL record for highest passer rating in a season is 122.5, set by Aaron Rodgers in 2011. With a big game on ...