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Lamar Jackson

Based on what? Something you picked up on Reddit?
1.Lamar is not going to hold out. It would benefit him in no way. The only way truly out of Baltimore(if he even wants that) is forward. He plays another year and then the Ravens can’t afford to tag him twice.
2. The Ravens have the ability to create cap flexibility to fit this years exclusive tag number under the cap.

there's no way lamar doesnt play for the ravens in 2023 unless he makes it clear he's not going to and is potentially going to give up the 45m he'd earn otherwise by not signing the tag and waiting until 2024 - lamar would have to force a trade for one to happen in 2023

it may suck and hinder the team's chances to compete at the top level in the AFC if he's not re-signed longterm but he's not going anywhere else
 
why not?
that's below market value tbh...

obviously tough to take a 45m cap hit but doable and the ravens have been structuring their cap for years in a way that enables them to take that hit
right, but we will most likely sign him or use the non-exclusive. If we use the exclusive, I highly doubt that we will be getting rid of so much talent to pay Lamar an amount we don't have to.
 
why not?
that's below market value tbh...

obviously tough to take a 45m cap hit but doable and the ravens have been structuring their cap for years in a way that enables them to take that hit

right, but we will most likely sign him or use the non-exclusive. If we use the exclusive, I highly doubt that we will be getting rid of so much talent to pay Lamar an amount we don't have to.
Now speaking of QBs trying to get the bag, I wonder if this is gonna affect Lamar's leverage if DJ's contract comes before Lamar's.

 
I'm not a Jimmy G fan at all. We saw what Shanahan could do with a 7th rounder - Brock Purdy isn't the next unfairly overlooked Tom Brady or anything. He'd probably look pretty bad on 31 other teams. I just think Shanahan's offense is so QB friendly it even got wins out of Nick Mullins.

I think any team signing Jimmy G would find they'd just paid a lot of money for a back up, and not a high end back up like Brissett or Dalton either, but just a guy.
I think purdy could be legit, he’s sharp as shit, like he may need to be on a well coordinated offense but I think he can deal the rock very well at a nfl level. He would’ve been dog shit on the ravens but most qbs who can’t run tf out of the ball would’ve been, Mahomes would’ve looked pedestrian here last year after Bateman went down
 
I think purdy could be legit, he’s sharp as shit, like he may need to be on a well coordinated offense but I think he can deal the rock very well at a nfl level. He would’ve been dog shit on the ravens but most qbs who can’t run tf out of the ball would’ve been, Mahomes would’ve looked pedestrian here last year after Bateman went down
I thought Mahomes would look pedestrian after losing Hill but the dude had over 5000 yards passing with Smith-Shuster and Valdez-Scantling. And of course his man Kelce. Your point is well taken though, assuming GRo was still here.
 
Reports are Lamar was encouraged to provide input into the OC hire and declined.

Just another bad sign . If we put him on exclusive franchise tag , he's gone.

I think the Ravens have had enough and maybe Lamar feels the same way.

The odds are dropping fast Lamar will be a Raven next season.
 
Reports are Lamar was encouraged to provide input into the OC hire and declined.

Just another bad sign . If we put him on exclusive franchise tag , he's gone.

I think the Ravens have had enough and maybe Lamar feels the same way.

The odds are dropping fast Lamar will be a Raven next season.
Or you know... he just doesn't care near as much as the fans seemingly do. But anything to fit your agenda.
 
there's no way lamar doesnt play for the ravens in 2023 unless he makes it clear he's not going to and is potentially going to give up the 45m he'd earn otherwise by not signing the tag and waiting until 2024 - lamar would have to force a trade for one to happen in 2023

it may suck and hinder the team's chances to compete at the top level in the AFC if he's not re-signed longterm but he's not going anywhere else
IDK, if the FO feels it hinders their chances to compete I don't see them going down that path. If they did, what would that say to the other players and the rest of the organization? One player is more important than the team? Doesn't really make sense, especially considering the way they have done business in the past.
 
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