Whose legacy improves the most with a Super Bowl win: Lamar Jackson or Josh Allen? 🤔 "To me, it's Lamar." — Stephen A Smith 👀

@stephenasmith Lamar getting a ring this year

@stephenasmith He gone be in all the black barbershops he go get that ring

I mean, yeah. Lamar was doubted as a QB coming into the league then wins an MVP at 22 years old. He then won ANOTHER mvp and just had one of the greatest QB seasons EVER. He has a chance to win another MVP and Super Bowl in one season. 3 MVPs, 1 SB, 3x 1st team All-Pro while setting NUMEROUS records would cement him as a top 10, maybe top 5 QB to ever play the game.

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@stephenasmith Lamar was the 32nd pick, he’s proved doubters wrong at every level. It’s def Lamar

@stephenasmith Agreed. Winning a SB with 2 possibly 3 MVPs at 28 years old is legendary & firmly places Lamar amongst the all time greats Josh winning a SB would solidify his place as one of the best currently playing & put him on track to be considered all time great Levels

@stephenasmith Lamar … “just a running back” …

@stephenasmith This is the best take on Lamar that Stephen A has ever had. Ppl already think of Mahomes as a Mt Rushmore QB. Lamar with a ring this year and the gap between he and Mahomes is smaller than the gap between Brady and Mahomes. He would already have chance for QB1 a year from now.

@stephenasmith Consider the strata that Allen goes to if he brings Buffalo its first professional sports title in 70 plus years. Baltimore already has titles without Lamar. If Allen does it, it becomes sport lore forever. If Lamar doesn’t, no one is taking about it in 20 years in the same way

@stephenasmith Has to be Lamar. He underperforms in the playoffs compared to his great reg season-self the most in the league. If he could win a SB it would change those facts about him.

@stephenasmith I agree that it’s Lamar. Allen and mahomes are already on their own tier, lamid needs this