"Lamar Jackson will never get it done": Joe Burrow's ex-teammate spells doom for Ravens' Super Bowl window after loss to Steelers

The Baltimore Ravens' hopes of winning the division took a massive blow on Sunday after a 27-22 loss against AFC North rivals the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Following their second consecutive loss at home, Joe Burrow's former LSU teammate Breiden Fehoko criticized Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson for his inability to take the team over the line in crunch situations.

"Till Lamar Jackson learns how to play Quarterback, I’ll keep saying it," Fehoko wrote on X. "The Ravens got no shot at competing for a Lombardi. This is just the cold hard facts.

"Lamar Jackson the QB will never get it done in crunch time. Lamar the athlete when the Ravens are up two possessions looks amazing. Make a decision Baltimore."

Jackson, the two-time NFL MVP, completed just 19 of his 35 attempts for 219 yards, throwing a touchdown and an interception. His numbers looked worse compared to veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who led the Steelers' offense, passing for 284 yards with a touchdown in the win.

Ravens star Lamar Jackson criticized referees for overturned touchdown against Steelers

While Lamar Jackson was targeted by the former Steelers nose tackle, it could have been a different story for the two-time MVP if Isaiah Likely had secured his pass for a touchdown in the fourth quarter.

Jackson's pass found Likely in the end zone in the fourth quarter and the it was initially ruled a touchdown. However, it was overturned after a replay review. Jackson wasn't pleased with the decision and made his feelings known on the potential game-altering decision.

"Like I said, I thought it was a touchdown, man," Jackson said. "But the refs made the call they wanted. They believed that was right. So just gotta go with it. Gotta stay locked in.

"If you was on the field with us, I believe you would've thought it was a touchdown too. I can't do the refs' job. So, it is what it is."

Ravens' chances of winning the division have slimmed, but they still have a chance of catching the Steelers, who hold a one-game lead over Baltimore with four games remaining.