The two leading candidates for the NFL MVP award will share the field Sunday when the Baltimore Ravens visit the Buffalo Bills in an AFC divisional playoff game.
But neither Lamar Jackson nor Josh Allen view it as a one-on-one battle when the teams square off at Orchard Park, N.Y.
Regardless, the chatter is loud and the contest seemingly continues to narrow down to Lamar vs. Josh.
Jackson is in the mix for his third MVP award. Allen is trying to win his first.
"In the history of football, I've never played against another quarterback," Allen said Wednesday. "I played against their defense."
Jackson is trying to avoid the comparisons and the MVP discussions, and makes it clear he has no interest in being pals with other quarterbacks.
"We competing against each other," Jackson said Wednesday. "I'm trying to beat you. I'm not trying to be your friend."
Veteran Bills linebacker Von Miller sees the appeal of the game and not just because a spot in the AFC Championship Game is on the line.
"He's an elite player, I'm a huge fan of Lamar for a bunch of years," Miller said. "Battle of MVPs this weekend. They have a really good team. But we have a good team, as well. That's why you play the game. You have one game to prove it. It's not a best-of-seven. You play 60 minutes."
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The two leading candidates for the NFL MVP award will share the field Sunday when the Baltimore Ravens visit the Buffalo Bills in an AFC divisional playoff game.
But neither Lamar Jackson nor Josh Allen view it as a one-on-one battle when the teams square off at Orchard Park, N.Y.
Regardless, the chatter is loud and the contest seemingly continues to narrow down to Lamar vs. Josh.
Jackson is in the mix for his third MVP award. Allen is trying to win his first.
"In the history of football, I've never played against another quarterback," Allen said Wednesday. "I played against their defense."
Jackson is trying to avoid the comparisons and the MVP discussions, and makes it clear he has no interest in being pals with other quarterbacks.
"We competing against each other," Jackson said Wednesday. "I'm trying to beat you. I'm not trying to be your friend."
Veteran Bills linebacker Von Miller sees the appeal of the game and not just because a spot in the AFC Championship Game is on the line.
"He's an elite player, I'm a huge fan of Lamar for a bunch of years," Miller said. "Battle of MVPs this weekend. They have a really good team. But we have a good team, as well. That's why you play the game. You have one game to prove it. It's not a best-of-seven. You play 60 minutes."
Baltimore Ravens @ Buffalo Bills +1.5 -110 Betano * 6:30 pm * AFC Divisional Last Meeting (Sep 29, 2024) Buffalo 10, Baltimore 35 Stage is set for Raven’s Lamar Jackson to face Bill’s Josh Allen in divisional playoffs at Buffalo https://thescore.com/nfl/news/3191913 The two leading candidates for the NFL MVP award will share the field Sunday when the Baltimore Ravens visit the Buffalo Bills in an AFC divisional playoff game. But neither Lamar Jackson nor Josh Allen view it as a one-on-one battle when the teams square off at Orchard Park, N.Y. Regardless, the chatter is loud and the contest seemingly continues to narrow down to Lamar vs. Josh. Jackson is in the mix for his third MVP award. Allen is trying to win his first. "In the history of football, I've never played against another quarterback," Allen said Wednesday. "I played against their defense." Jackson is trying to avoid the comparisons and the MVP discussions, and makes it clear he has no interest in being pals with other quarterbacks. "We competing against each other," Jackson said Wednesday. "I'm trying to beat you. I'm not trying to be your friend." Veteran Bills linebacker Von Miller sees the appeal of the game and not just because a spot in the AFC Championship Game is on the line. "He's an elite player, I'm a huge fan of Lamar for a bunch of years," Miller said. "Battle of MVPs this weekend. They have a really good team. But we have a good team, as well. That's why you play the game. You have one game to prove it. It's not a best-of-seven. You play 60 minutes." BOL Ladies & Gents
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Baltimore Ravens @ Buffalo Bills +1.5 -110 Betano * 6:30 pm * AFC Divisional Last Meeting (Sep 29, 2024) Buffalo 10, Baltimore 35 Stage is set for Raven’s Lamar Jackson to face Bill’s Josh Allen in divisional playoffs at Buffalo https://thescore.com/nfl/news/3191913 The two leading candidates for the NFL MVP award will share the field Sunday when the Baltimore Ravens visit the Buffalo Bills in an AFC divisional playoff game. But neither Lamar Jackson nor Josh Allen view it as a one-on-one battle when the teams square off at Orchard Park, N.Y. Regardless, the chatter is loud and the contest seemingly continues to narrow down to Lamar vs. Josh. Jackson is in the mix for his third MVP award. Allen is trying to win his first. "In the history of football, I've never played against another quarterback," Allen said Wednesday. "I played against their defense." Jackson is trying to avoid the comparisons and the MVP discussions, and makes it clear he has no interest in being pals with other quarterbacks. "We competing against each other," Jackson said Wednesday. "I'm trying to beat you. I'm not trying to be your friend." Veteran Bills linebacker Von Miller sees the appeal of the game and not just because a spot in the AFC Championship Game is on the line. "He's an elite player, I'm a huge fan of Lamar for a bunch of years," Miller said. "Battle of MVPs this weekend. They have a really good team. But we have a good team, as well. That's why you play the game. You have one game to prove it. It's not a best-of-seven. You play 60 minutes." BOL Ladies & Gents
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