LeSean McCoy isn't having any of the criticism recently levied against Baltimore Ravens star Lamar Jackson.
It's not an exaggeration to say that Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is arguably the most heavily-scrutinized player in the entire league.
Despite winning two MVP awards in five seasons as a starter, Jackson seemingly always has a legion of people ready to hound him for every single mistake he makes. Some of that criticism is warranted, including that of his lackluster performance in the playoffs, but they do not define him as a player, contrary to what some may believe.
Even some analysts have levied harsh criticism against Jackson, most recently FOX Sports' Mark Schlereth. However, one analyst won't stand for the perceived slights. Former All-Pro running back LeSean McCoy, now an analyst for FOX Sports 1, defended the Ravens' superstar while criticizing the way the media treats him.
There was another quarterback named in that comparison, but in far more flattering sense. Peyton Manning had two MVPs and a boat load of other awards early in his career, but he didn't win his first Super Bowl until his age-30 season in 2006. However, fans remained patient with him because he was just that good, and McCoy believes Jackson, 27, deserves that same courtesy.
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