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.

The surprise decision of the 50 AP awards voters to make Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson the All-Pro quarterback but to make Bills quarterback Josh Allen the MVP, coupled with the AP's unannounced (to the voters) disclosure of every voter's full ballot has prompted unprecedented scrutiny as to how the NFL Honors sausage is made.

NFL rosters aren’t anywhere near set, but that won’t stop fantasy pundits and owners from arguing about, well, everything. Because fantasy football is a 24/7/365 news cycle. Near the top of everybody’s fantasy pigskin topic list is the quarterback position.

Ja’Sean Jackson scored 17 points as Lamar beat Houston Christian 66-58 on Saturday night. Jackson also had five assists for the Cardinals (18-10, 13-4 Southland Conference). Adam Hamilton scored 11 points and added three steals.

Every NFL season, dozens and dozens of quarterbacks start football games. There are only 32 official starters at a time, of course, but that's not accounting for weekly injury replacements and lineup changes.

After delivering his best season since a left ankle injury in 2020, the two-time Pro Bowl player is set to enter the free agent market for the first time in his career.

It was only 22 months ago that Lamar Jackson signed a five-year contract worth $260 million, which consisted of $185 million guaranteed and a $72.5 million signing bonus. That averaged an annual

Baltimore Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson appreciates the love his fans give him. One student used Black History Month to show his respect for Jackson, catching his attention in the process. A schoolteacher posted a video via X on Monday,

All-Pro edge rusher Myles Garrett came in at No. 2, behind only MVP runner-up Lamar Jackson. Garrett was one of three defenders to make the top 10, joining Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones (No. 8) and Steelers EDGE T.

You are invited, encouraged and expected to disagree with all 32 of these draft picks in the comments and on social media.

NFL fans had some fun with Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson after showing off his new hairstyle on social media.