Lamar Jackson Faces Harsh Criticism From NFL Analyst Colin Cowherd
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is under fire again, this time from Fox Sports analyst Colin Cowherd. On a recent episode of *The Herd*, Cowherd ranked Jackson as the 11th-best QB in the league and declared he no longer trusts him in big moments. The criticism comes amid broader skepticism about Jackson’s place among NFL elites, including a surprising 69th-place ranking in the NFL Top 100.
What Did Colin Cowherd Say About Lamar Jackson?
Cowherd’s comments were blunt. He accused Jackson of declining as a player, citing a drop in rushing attempts since 2021. *I no longer trust Lamar Jackson in a big spot,* Cowherd said. *I’m selling my stock.* He even claimed he’d prefer Bo Nix over Jackson in a fourth-quarter comeback.
Cowherd’s history with Jackson is contentious. He once dismissed Jackson’s potential, comparing him unfavorably to Robert Griffin III. Since then, Jackson has won two MVPs and three First-Team All-Pro honors.
Why Is Lamar Jackson Ranked 69th in the NFL Top 100?
Jackson’s low ranking shocked fans. A two-time MVP and three-time All-Pro, he was placed behind 68 other players, including five quarterbacks. The NFL Top 100 list is voted on by players, suggesting peers see him as less dominant than his accolades suggest.
Ryan Mink of the Baltimore Ravens noted Jackson’s ranking as motivation. *If Lamar Jackson needed any more motivation to bounce back this fall, he got some on Monday when it was revealed that he’s ranked No. 69 on the annual ‘NFL Top 100’ list,* Mink wrote.
What Comes Next for Lamar Jackson?
The disrespect isn’t new for Jackson. He’s faced skepticism throughout his career, from draft doubts to questions about his playing style. Now, with a new head coach and coordinators in Baltimore, he has another chance to prove his critics wrong.
Cowherd’s comments and the NFL Top 100 ranking add fuel to the fire. Jackson’s response will come on the field. As Mink put it, *It’s clear the disrespect won’t stop until Lamar Jackson wins a Super Bowl.*