The rivalry between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens is filled with “villains on both sides” as Mike Tomlin put it.

That Mike Tomlin has taken to referring to the Baltimore Ravens quarterback with the honorific — “Mr. Jackson,” the Pittsburgh Steelers coach calls him — is a show of respect for a two-time MVP who appears to be on his way to winning the award for a third time.

A third NFL MVP Award after his age-27 season would put Ravens star Lamar Jackson on pace to be one of, if not the, best players ever.

The Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers renew their rivalry when they meet with first place in the AFC North on the line.

Jackson's lone win against the Steelers came in his first start against Pittsburgh in 2019. He's thrown four touchdowns against seven interceptions against Baltimore's longtime di

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has been equally vexed by both. “I hated ’em; I still hate ’em,” Jackson cracked Wednesday of the Lauderdale Lakes Vikings, a youth football program with teams ranging from age 4 through 13 that continually stifled him in his earliest days.

Lamar Jackson's Struggles Against the Steelers Explained

The Pittsburgh Steelers have been a kryptonite for Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson in his career. The two-time MVP is 1-3 as a starter against the Steelers.