EPISODE · Jan 29, 2024 · 5 MIN
Episode 0126: The Lamar Jackson Media Blackout: Why don't we see the MVP Quarterback in Big Time TV Commercials 🏈
from 5 Minutes With Mike · host Michael Beckford
Intro: Lamar Jackson is one of the hottest quarterbacks in the national football League today. And he's been doing his damn thing for the six years he has been in the league.. He has an unpackable record against NFC teams and a great work at overall even against his AFC rivals. Yes I know it was an upset loss against the Kansas City Chiefs but hey it's the Kansas City Chiefs. But all in all Lamar Jackson has proven himself worthy as an MVP playing quarterback to be featured on at least two to three nationally televised commercials. He is a dynamic player, he is a generational player and he knows how to win football games. {5 minutes with Mike is sponsored by} Ad:15 secs This episode of 5 minutes is Mike is sponsored by LET'S GET PUBLISHED COURSE. Get your book published within the next 90 days or less. Download my course today on www.letsgtepublishednow.com and type instant Promocode: WRITE2024 for an instant $249 Off my course. 🔗Link is in the description below. https://www.letsgetpublishednow.com/lgpf?coupon=WRITE2024 Now Let's Get Back into the Episode… I've been watching football all season long primarily the Baltimore Ravens because yes I like Lamar Jackson and I am proud of what the Baltimore Ravens have accomplished this season I've seen them do some amazing things this year. But you know what else I got to see all season long even when I wasn't actually watching this individuals games good old Patrick mahomes. Yes Patrick mahomes has two super bowls to his name a ton of AFC championship game wins and so on and so forth but Patrick mahomes is not the only quarterback that is featured in prime time television spots while yet Jackson is missing. Justin Herbert is also selling subs yet he hasn't had any type of major wins to his name. Definitely has not acquired the coveted MVP title either. And which there's a strong likelihood that Lamar Jackson is going to win his second MVP this year. I see Joe boro in primetime spots, Travis Kelsey share the spotlight with Patrick mahomes and in his own commercials. The quarterback for the Buffalo bills Josh Allen has been pushing DirecTV commercials and Kirk cousins one of the anomalies of the NFL wants us all to eat fried chicken. When Baker Mayfield was the quarterback of the Cleveland browns this dude was featured in a slew of commercials without even doing much of anything it was all by namesake or what they believe he can do but he was a disaster in Cleveland. He won some games but he's definitely not as great as Lamar Jackson. So this makes me to beg the question what's with these major television sponsors and I'm going to name them Subway, State farm, Verizon wireless, DirecTV, KFC, Experian and more. What's with these big time brands not reserving a spot for a big time player like Lamar Jackson. All of these brands I just mentioned features quarterbacks and our top athletes in the national football League right now. So what is with the blackout on Lamar Jackson from national television money because at the end of day that's what it comes down to. Let’s Take Em To Church Lamar Jackson is as dynamic as a player as you can find. From the moment he was selected as a player in the national football League you had rumors that teams wanted him to convert to a running back or receiver anything except being a quarterback that he is. Ad: The sex tour volume 2 a short story by Michael D Beckford is Coming soon to Amazon and wherever you read your books. 👍🏿Please Like and Hit that Subscribe Button. 👍🏿 Outro Credits: 5 Minutes with Mike is written, produced and directed by Michael D. Beckford. All rights reserved. Copyright (C) 2024 By SpeakPublishing International and The Michael Beckford Media Group LLC Production.
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