Watch Lamar Jackson's STUNNING interview with Ravens teammate Mark Ingram, MVP calls roar

Baltimore Ravens romped to ir 10th consecutive win in National Football League (NFL) this season after 42-21 victory over New York Jets in Week 15. Baltimore Ravens quarterback and MVP frontrunner Lamar Jackson was star of show as he ran rule over Jets on night. It seems like Ravens are having some fun in NFL this season. ir running back Mark Ingram provided a glimpse into just how much fun y are having.

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NFL TNF, Jets vs Ravens: Mark Ingram becomes hype man for Lamar Jackson

In a post-match interview with a Fox Sports reporter, Ravens quarterback Mark Ingram was full of praise of his teammate Lamar Jackson. And with good reason. In game against Jets, Lamar Jackson set NFL record for most rushing yards in a season after tching up 23 rush yards on Thursday night. That takes his tally this season to 1,040, one more than Michael Vick's previous record of 1,039. Speaking after game, Mark Ingram waxed lyrical about Lamar Jackson. 

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“I’ve been telling y’all, man, I don’t kw how many weeks ago, that he’s MVP frontrunner. But w I’m going to tell y’all, he is MVP. He’s great. He does everything necessary to be a great QB, puts it all on line for his teammates, humble, and we blessed, man. We thankful, we happy for him, and we just gonna keep going.”

"Freaky L. AKA, Action Jackson", Mark Ingram called as he asked Lamar Jackson about his views on breaking Michael Vick's record and also on securing AFC rth championship for second season running. Ravens quarterback chose a rar humble approach in beginning, saying that Ravens still have two games left to go in regular season, before continuing by saying that Ravens' story this season is, as yet, unwritten. Mark Ingram n proceeded to label Lamar Jackson a 'G.O.A.T.' - Greatest Of All Time.

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