The Baltimore Ravens have stumbled to a 1-3 record, falling into third place in the AFC North after four weeks of the NFL season. Quarterback Lamar Jackson, once among the frontrunners for MVP odds entering Week 4, is now facing sharp criticism following a disappointing showing against Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs.<\/p>
On FS1’s First Things First<\/a>, analyst Nick Wright drew a comparison between Lamar Jackson and NBA star James Harden. Wright argued that despite their talent and accolades, both players struggle to deliver when the stakes are highest. He described Jackson as “an all-time legendary First Ballot Hall of Fame MVP performer that you simply can’t trust when the chips are down.”<\/p> Nick Wright highlighted Jackson’s turnovers in critical matchups. Over his last 30 games, Lamar Jackson has committed turnovers only three times, but each came against top AFC contenders. Twice against the Kansas City Chiefs and once against the Buffalo Bills<\/a>. Those mistakes proved costly, with two of the games ending Baltimore’s postseason runs.<\/p>