By Joe Schiller
Lamar Jackson isn't just popular in Baltimore. The second-year quarterback is the most popular quarterback in the NFL.
Jackson led all players in Pro Bowl voting (704,699). The next closest player was Russell Wilson at over 150,000 votes behind.
Jackson wasn't the only Raven recognized in the Pro Bowl voting. Fullback Patrick Ricard, Tight End Mark Andrews, Tackle Orlando Brown Jr., Guard Marshal Yanda, Cornerback Marcus Peters, and Kicker Justin Tucker led the voting at their positions in the AFC. Overall, the Ravens received the most votes of any team.
It shouldn't come as much of a surprise as the Ravens sit at an NFL best 12-2 record with a chance to lock up home-field advantage in the postseason with a win on Sunday.
For Jackson, he continues an MVP-caliber season. Through 15 weeks, Jackson has thrown for 2,889 yards and an NFL-leading 33 touchdowns. He also broke Michael Vick's single-season quarterback rushing record.
The Pro Bowl rosters will be released tonight at 8 p.m. ET.
