And then there's what Kendrick Lamar did in 2024, culminating Sunday with the Super Bowl 59 halftime show. The Compton, California, native vowed to put forth an epic display during his showcase in New ...

"Salutations, it's your Uncle Sam, and this is the great American game." Before the big game, Lamar had only announced that frequent collaborator SZA would join him on stage. Jackson's role came ...

Former NFL quarterback and current SiriusXM NFL Radio host Jim Miller made headlines last week when the voting results for NFL MVP showed that he gave Lamar Jackson a fourth-place vote.

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is the textbook definition of a unicorn - i.e. there's no other player like him - in not just the modern NFL, but essentially throughout the league's ...

Jim Miller, former NFL QB and current co-host on SiriusXM NFL Radio’s “Movin’ The Chains,” puzzlingly put Lamar Jackson, who was in a neck-and-neck race with Josh Allen for the award ...

Kendrick Lamar wasn’t performing music on the world’s biggest stage. He was administering a lecture in code that was aimed at mainstream America. The Pulitzer-winning hip-hop legend delivered ...

In a result that surprised many, Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen won the NFL's MVP award, edging out his Baltimore Ravens counterpart Lamar Jackson ... year's race was an easy decision ...

Lamar Jackson's extraordinary 2024 season showcased his unparalleled talent as both a passer and runner, earning high praise from NFL legend Drew Brees. Despite just missing the MVP title ...

The Ravens wrapped up their 2024 season with a solid 12-5 record, earning them a spot in the AFC Divisional Round. Lamar Jackson was nothing short of spectacular, tallying 41 touchdowns and 4,172 ...

The Buffalo Bills quarterback edged Lamar Jackson by 21 points. Allen received 27 first-place votes to Jackson's 23. Allen has been a perennial MVP candidate throughout his career but had always ...

Jackson interrupted Lamar more than once during the performance as “Uncle Sam.” On one occasion, the actor yelled, “Too loud, too reckless, too ghetto. Mr. Lamar, do you really know how to ...

One of the most controversial awards was the MVP -- which happened to be a tossup between Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson and Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen. Evidently ...