The NFL’s most anticipated game going into Week 16 is Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens traveling to Levi’s Stadium to play the San Francisco 49ers. Many people think this game might serve as a Super Bowl preview between the two best teams in the league.
When the NFL playoffs begin in a few weeks, the victor of this matchup between two heavyweights in the Bay Area will probably be regarded as the best club in the NFL and the overwhelming favorite to win it all.
Right now, both teams are performing at a very high level, so this matchup will really test which of these two heavyweights is prepared to compete all the way.
When asked if this game may serve as a Super Bowl preview before of the team’s Christmas Day game against the 49ers, Jackson shot down the idea, saying he is more focused on the now than on the future, even if the team makes it to the big game thanks to Keenan.
“Super Bowl is in February, but it’s currently December.” Monday night is our first priority,” Jackson stated.
Despite the fact that this is a statement game and the NFL MVP award could be at stake, it is obvious that Jackson doesn’t want to be unsettled by making the game appear bigger than it is.
When asked if this game may serve as a Super Bowl preview before of the team’s Christmas Day game against the 49ers, Jackson shot down the idea, saying he is more focused on the now than on the future, even if the team makes it to the big game thanks to Keenan.
“Super Bowl is in February, but it’s currently December.” Monday night is our first priority,” Jackson stated.
Despite the fact that this is a statement game and the NFL MVP award could be at stake, it is obvious that Jackson doesn’t want to be unsettled by making the game appear bigger than it is.
