Ravens’ Lamar Jackson Earns All-Pro Prediction

Lamar Jackson has showed no signs of slowing down. One of the NFL's premier quarterbacks continues to elevate one of the most talented rosters into perennial contending expectations, a position the Baltimore Ravens have enjoyed for nearly all of Jackson's run through the midway point of the decade.

He earned his first All-Pro selection in his sophomore season, one of the more memorable MVP campaigns in recent memory. Jackson unanimously won the league's top individual achievement in his first year as the full-time signal caller, the first of three such appearances he's go on to make. A few injury-shortened seasons briefly took him out of the running, but he returned to glory in 2023 and fell just short of a repeat last season.

AFC rival Josh Allen of the Buffalo Bills may have gotten the better of Jackson in the eyes of MVP voters, but no one could stop the Ravens quarterback from prevailing as 2024's First Team All-Pro selectee. Allen isn't going anywhere, nor are the various other in-conference foils, yet Jackson is considered among the likeliest Ravens to receive similar honors this winter.

Ryan Potts of FanSided's Ebony Bird considers the quarterback as the second-highest favorite on his team to make it back to the First Team for 2025, ringing in just behind award-darling fullback Patrick Ricard in their homemade odds.

"Last season, Jackson became just the ninth quarterback in NFL history to earn three First-Team All-Pro nods in his career. If he were to earn a fourth, he would join Peyton Manning (seven), Johnny Unitas (five), and Aaron Rodgers (four) in the four-plus club," Potts wrote. "Jackson had an outrageous season statistically, leading the NFL in touchdown percentage, yards per attempt, passer rating, and QBR."