🗣 @KingJames pic.twitter.com/TxgshF6AK4

— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) December 31, 2023

James is a four-time MVP winner himself and after Sunday, he believes that Jackson’s haters and detractors no longer have a leg to stand on and says there should no longer be a debate about whether the 2019 unanimous winner is worthy of winning the second of his career.

Ok so what y’all gone say about @Lj_era8 MVP nod now????!!! Always on some hatin 💩 when it comes to him. Man give him the trophy now and his 💐 💐

— LeBron James (@KingJames) December 31, 2023

It’ll be interesting to see if there are still any holdouts refuting Jackson’s candidacy and rightful place as the frontrunner in the race for the prestigious honor. The sixth-year veteran signal-caller had already surpassed his previous career-high in passing yards last week and now has over 3600 through the air and over 800 on the ground with 29 total touchdowns. Not even Richard Sherman can deny those impressive numbers although they still don’t aptly encapsulate just how special of a season he has had this year.

Jackson was so locked in during the game that he didn’t even hear the roaring chants of “M-V-P” that the rowdy home crowd at M&T Bank Stadium on Sunday. While he appreciates the love, all praise, and accolades remain far from the forefront of his mind as he remains a man on a mission on a team that’s doing the same by following his lead.

"Only thing on my mind was to finish the game." pic.twitter.com/0eQ6CGjU2Q

— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) December 31, 2023

“I’m not really paying attention to the chants,” Jackson said. “The only thing that was on my mind was to finish the game and today we did.”