“I’ll whip Lamar Jackson’s a**!” – Ravens star gets called out by AEW’s Chris Jericho 

Lamar Jackson has faced plenty of opponents in his NFL career, but none like current AEW superstar Chris Jericho. At a recent AEW show in Maryland, Jericho cut a promo seeking an opponent for his Ring of Honor World Championship title. The AEW superstar was listing off names until he got to the Baltimore Ravens star, who was in attendance for the show.

Jericho said that he would "whip Lamar Jackson's a**" for the title and the camera panned to the quarterback. The two-time Pro Bowler looked a bit nervous at the prospect of facing Jericho in the ring. Boos could be heard throughout the Chesapeake Arena after the AEW star's comments.

For Jericho, another opponent came in to face him for his Ring of Honor title in Colt Cabana. Jackson watched as Jericho retained his title with his victory over Cabana.

So far, Jackson has led the Ravens to a record of 5-3 and they sit atop the AFC North. The 2019 NFL MVP is looking for a different title in the 2022 season: Super Bowl champion.

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Can Lamar Jackson become a champion this season?

Chris Jericho has won multiple championships in his illustrious wrestling career while Lamar Jackson is seeking his first. The quarterback is currently in his fifth season in the NFL and has reached the playoffs three times. He made his first-ever playoff start in the 2018 season.

The Ravens faced the Los Angeles Chargers in the Wild Card round that season. He threw for 194 yards, two touchdowns, and an interception in the 23-17 loss.

In the 2019 season, the Ravens faced the Tennessee Titans in the Divisional Round. The quarterback threw for 365 yards and a touchdown but accounted for all of Baltimore's turnovers that game. The former Louisville Cardinals star threw two interceptions and lost a fumble in the Ravens' 28-12 loss to the Titans.

After defeating the Titans in the Wild Card round of the 2020 season, the Ravens faced the Buffalo Bills in the Divisional round. Baltimore fell short in the Divisional round, losing to the Bills 17-3. The 25-year-old and the Ravens didn't make the playoffs last season after the Ravens had an 8 - 9 record.

This season, the All-Pro is seeking a new contract and the Ravens a Super Bowl title. We will see if he can lead Baltimore to State Farm Stadium, home of Super Bowl 57.