For weeks now, the talk around the NFL was that the AP MVP award was Josh Allen's to lose, and on Sunday, that shift in sentiment may have started. Lamar Jackson has been dynamic against the Texans, and after a 48-yard touchdown run,

The Baltimore Ravens have taken over first place in the AFC North, and Lamar Jackson made his statement for his third MVP award in a Christmas Day blowout of the Houston Texans. Jackson threw for 168 yards and two touchdowns while rushing for 87 yards -- and passing Michael Vick for the most rushing yards by a quarterback in NFL history-- in the blowout victory.

Lamar Jackson won his second NFL MVP award last season. He has been even better this season. Much better, amazingly enough. We’ve seen split MVPs before and that would probably be the most appropriate ending to the Jackson/Josh Allen MVP race.

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson says he doesn't plan on missing Beyoncé's show at halftime of his team's Christmas Day game against the

Baltimore Ravens star Lamar Jackson has made a bold claim ahead of Beyonce's half-time performance at the Ravens' game against the Houston Texans on Christmas Day

The Baltimore Ravens are set to play in a huge matchup against the Houston Texans on Christmas Day, but Beyonce’s halftime performance is what Lamar Jackson has his mind on, saying that he will make sure to be out there to watch the performance.

The Baltimore Ravens and Houston Texans are performing at a Beyoncé concert on Wednesday—or at least that's what some fans and Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson might think. Jackson, a huge Beyoncé fan,