Nobody can accuse the Baltimore Ravens of thinking small when it comes to Lamar Jackson’s future.

Head coach John Harbaugh told reporters Sunday the Ravens’ vision for the 27-year-old is to develop into the greatest quarterback in NFL history.

Jackson is an excellent player with two MVPs and three Pro Bowl selections on his resume. Few quarterbacks in NFL history can elude defenders with their legs as effectively as the Louisville product, and he can also make defenses pay with his arm if they commit to stopping the run.

After all, he led the league in passing touchdowns as recently as 2019.

Still, he is just 2-4 as a starter in the postseason in his career and is yet to make a Super Bowl.

While there are more than just championships that count in discussions when ranking the best quarterbacks in league history, Jackson will likely have to win at least a couple Lombardi Trophies if he is going to be ranked alongside Tom Brady and others.

For now, though, he and the Ravens are focused on catching Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs.