Former UofL star Lamar Jackson named NFL MVP for second time

Former University of Louisville star quarterback is once again the MVP of the National Football League.Jackson was named MVP of the league back in 2019, becoming just the second player to win the award unanimously. The other unanimous MVP was Tom Brady in 2010.He also becomes just the 11th player to win multiple MVP awards.While Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens' season came to a disappointing end against the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship, he still had a season to remember.Jackson finished the 2023 season with a passer rating of 102.7, which was the fourth-best in the NFL. In addition to that, he also had the fourth-best QBR during the regular season, with 64.7.He threw for 3,678 yards and rushed for another 821 on top of that. More impressively, Jackson only threw seven interceptions all season.The Ravens and Jackson finished with a 14-5 record, and with Jackson signing a five-year contract last year, they'll look to be back in the hunt again next season.