Adding to the PFF snub for Allen is his ranking amongst quarterbacks. The top player on PFF’s ratings is the Baltimore Ravens’ Lamar Jackson. Right in between Jackson and Allen is Joe Burrow from the Cincinnati Bengals.

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson fell short of a trip to the AFC title game after losing to the Buffalo Bills in the Divisional Round. Then, Jackson lost out on the NFL MVP award as Bills quarterback Josh Allen earned the honor.

He was also heavily involved in the MVP race, finishing runnerup to Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen, who received 383 voting points to Jackson's 362. However, despite missing out on the league's most prestigious award,

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen earned his first career MVP award earlier this month, beating out Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson in a tight race. Though Jackson topped Allen for first-team All-Pro honors just a few weeks before the MVP vote was announced,

Lamar Jackson’s quest for a third MVP Award came up short in 2024, finishing second behind Buffalo Bills’ quarterback Josh Allen. The Baltimore Ravens’ superstar has cemented himself as one of the NFL’s best signal-callers since he became the full-time starter midway through his rookie year.

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Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen was named the NFL's MVP at NFL Honors on Thursday night, edging Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson in ceremonies in the Super Bowl city of New Orleans.

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson may have lost the MVP Honors to Josh Allen, but Jackson continues to impress.

Lamar Jackson knows a thing or two about highlights, and he liked what he saw when watching former NFL quarterback Doug Flutie. Jackson took to X on Thursday to shoutout his fellow Heisman winner, and Flutie was happy to get praise from the two-time MVP.

Lamar Jackson led the Ravens to a 12-5 record while ... over 25 passing touchdowns and double-digit rushing touchdowns. The Bills (13-4) won the AFC East for the fifth year in a row. Buffalo's season ended in a 32-29 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in ...