NFL Players Who Can Do No Wrong And 5 Who Can Do No Right

NFL fans debate which stars can do no wrong and which ones cannot seem to satisfy every expectation. Trevor Lawrence is highlighted as a mixed-to-positive figure, credited with revitalizing the Jacksonville Jaguars and reaching the playoffs twice since being drafted first overall in 2021. However, his supporting cast and coaching instability, with three coaches since 2021, have limited his team’s postseason ceiling. Despite improvements in 2025, the piece notes Lawrence’s early playoff run, including a 31-30 wild-card win over the Chargers before a loss to Kansas City. The article suggests optimism for 2026 under coach Liam Coen, with Lawrence considered a potential MVP candidate given his arm and mobility.

Lamar Jackson faces scrutiny due to his dual-threat play, with fans judging him on playoff success and turnover-prone moments. His only Super Bowl appearance remains elusive, and the Ravens’ 17-10 loss to Kansas City in the 2024 AFC Championship is cited. Jackson’s willingness to represent himself and occasional turnovers amplify critics’ concerns about efficiency in high-stakes games. Supporters still praise his two MVP awards and his rare combination of running ability and leadership. The piece notes that expectations remain high as Baltimore pursues sustained playoff runs and a possible first Super Bowl berth since Super Bowl XLVII.