The Baltimore Ravens could lose one of the best young quarterbacks in the NFL after Lamar Jackson requested a trade away from the team that picked him in the first-round of the 2018 NFL draft.
BALTIMORE - Ravens General Manager Eric DeCosta was at the NFL Combine in early March when star quarterback Lamar Jackson requested a trade. Jackson announced his request on social media back on ...
Lamar Jackson has spent five years with the Baltimore Ravens, emerging as the franchise quarterback and an ambassador for the organization. Those days may be coming to an end far too soon, though ...
The Baltimore Ravens signed quarterback Lamar Jackson to a five-year, $260 million dollar contract with $185 million in ...
BALTIMORE — Lamar Jackson, despite a public trade request and the opportunity to ... “In the end, it was really two people,” Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta added.
The NFL world is still reacting to Lamar Jackson tweeting out yesterday that he requested a trade back on March 2nd. During yesterday's league meetings, Baltimore Ravens Head Coach John Harbaugh ...
Lamar Jackson took to Twitter this morning and ... As of March 2nd, I requested a trade from the Ravens organization for which the Ravens has not been interested in meeting my value.
The Baltimore Ravens find themselves in a scramble regarding Lamar Jackson, with media proposals that include a trade for Ryan Tannehill as a solution. As a result of the Lamar Jackson stalemate ...
Three statistics that enhance the Ravens’ Super Bowl chances. Marcus Williams is excited about playing with Kyle Hamilton and ...
After Lamar Jackson's tweet about his trade request ... where he best fits in the Ravens offense. Lamar Jackson made it clear that he never wanted to leave Baltimore and is very excited about ...
It only stands to reason that the Titans are actively monitoring the Lamar Jackson trade request that dropped ... for a trade on March 2 after the Baltimore Ravens had not met his contract ...
BALTIMORE — Lamar Jackson, despite a public trade request and the opportunity to ... “In the end, it was really two people,” Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta added.
