Baltimore is 4-2, atop the AFC North, a Super Bowl favorite, and one of the league’s top teams because Jackson is one of the most efficient passers on the planet. In the Week Six win over the Browns, Jackson was 20/26 passing for 323 yards (12.4 avg), one touchdown, and one fluke interception. Most importantly, Jackson had a 114.7 rating.

Sam Cohn, The Baltimore Sun Have we reached a turning point in terms of where Jackson ranks among his peers? He’s a former Heisman Trophy winner and a two-time NFL Most Valuable Player, and yet because of his underwhelming postseason record,

A.J. Brown is everything to the Eagles’ offense, Drake Maye’s time has arrived and the NFC South is a carnival of the weird.

Having Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry team up together was going to add a new dynamic to the Ravens offence and it’s a duo that every team in the NFL should fear.