Lamar Jackson may be closing in on his third NFL MVP award after leading the Ravens to another AFC North crown.

As PressBox honors Lamar Jackson as the 2024 Mo Gaba Sportsperson of the Year, here's a look at some of the moments that have stood out this season.

Joe Burrow faces his most important challenge of the season in Week 18, but he may need to secure a victory against the Steelers without two key Cincinnati Bengals teammates.

The win means the Ravens will begin the NFL playoffs next week at home to either the Los Angeles Chargers or the Pittsburgh Steelers -- who fell to Cincinnati 19-17 in a result that gave the Bengals some hope of making the NFL playoffs ahead of the final Sunday of the regular season.

The Cleveland Browns had plenty of injuries and no chance on Saturday, and the Ravens in some ways played down to their level even though they won 35-10 to clinch the AFC North championship. The Ravens also saw Pro Bowl receiver Zay Flowers leave the game with a knee injury.

Lamar Jackson shone again as the Baltimore Ravens clinched the AFC North title and the third seed spot in the conference with a 35-10 win over the Cleveland Browns on Saturday. The victory means the Ravens will begin the NFL play-offs next week at home to either the Los Angeles Chargers or the Pittsburgh Steelers.

The Bengals' Joe Burrow finished the season with Bengals' single-season records in passing yards with 4,918 and TD passes with 43.

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson and Cincinnati Bengals signal caller Joe Burrow are part of the closest NFL MVP race in recent memory as the leagues enters its final week

Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens captured the AFC North crown with a 35-10 win over the Cleveland Browns. The win punctuated Jackson’s MVP push. Jackson, who’s already won two MVP awards, amassed 217 passing yards and two touchdowns as he led the Ravens (12-5) to victory.

With the 2024 regular season over, PFF released its All-Pro Team for the year. Four Ravens landed on the team. Lamar Jackson being selected as the first-team quarterback should be no surprise to

With the NFL MVP race coming to a close, former HC Jon Gruden gave his thoughts on who should win the award, and it's not QB Josh Allen.