Lamar Jackson requests a trade

[Hawkeye0202]

Micah, a 1st this year and a 2nd next year.

Where is Tom getting that he requested a trade from........his tweet is asking for one. Besides, his tag has already open trade conditions.

 

[thunderpimp91]

Well if we can learn anything from this it is that agents do matter. Lamar seems like a smart guy, but even he has failed miserably up to this point on going at things solo. You can't represent yourself and you cant have a friend or family member do it, especially if you goal is to get as much as possible. Someone who can speak to teams on your behalf, and someone who can give you the direct feedback you need to hear and not just be a cheerleader for your personal goals is crucial.

 

[Hawkeye0202]

What's interesting is he and Ravens both, are burning bridges but may have to kiss and make up in the end.

 

[Reid1boys]

Micah, a 1st this year and a 2nd next year.

The Ravens clearly showed they were willing to play hardball with him since they did the non exclusive franchise tag. Now that they have clearly shown Jackson they are in the drivers seat in these negotiations, why would they possibly trade him now? I hope they dont trade him and I hope they force him to sit out or accept the 32 million. The teams are required to follow the CBA.... time to make these players follow the CBA.

I loved Zeke, but I would have let him sit the entire season when he held out. If every player that holds out gets what they want, its like negotiating with terrorists... it will make more people sit out.

Stay strong Ravens and put the screws to Lamar.

 

[conner01]

Micah, a 1st this year and a 2nd next year.

That would be dumbest trade ever

 

[joseephuss]

Forgetting all the logistics of making it happen, would you rather have Jackson than Prescott?

Prescott. It is close. Of course even if I chose Jackson, those pesky logistics matter quite a bit to make it a moot point.

 

[USArmyVet]

You can't make this stuff up. Why does he always make it so hard for anyone to deal with him?

All he is doing is making himself look more like an oft-injured drama queen who thinks he should be getting paid at a level teams are not willing to accommodate.

 

[USArmyVet]

Forgetting all the logistics of making it happen, would you rather have Jackson than Prescott?

Neither

 

[USArmyVet]

But he's better than Dak! lol

Both of them suck.

 

[Reid1boys]

Hey, everyone that know me know I love the game of football also. It is also my dream to help the Cowbosy... so pay me 260 million Jerry. Cmon, I will try really, really hard. Now show me the money... my wife will tell you I am worth every penny.........smh

That tweet shows why he needs an agent. I wonder how the negotiating team reacts after Lamar walks out of the room or shuts down the zoom meeting. ....ugh

 

[conner01]

The Ravens clearly showed they were willing to play hardball with him since they did the non exclusive franchise tag. Now that they have clearly shown Jackson they are in the drivers seat in these negotiations, why would they possibly trade him now? I hope they dont trade him and I hope they force him to sit out or accept the 32 million. The teams are required to follow the CBA.... time to make these players follow the CBA.

I loved Zeke, but I would have let him sit the entire season when he held out. If every player that holds out gets what they want, its like negotiating with terrorists... it will make more people sit out.

Stay strong Ravens and put the screws to Lamar.

I thought they offered him a really fair deal that he turned down because it wasn’t all guaranteed. He killed his market and probably created a situation where they can’t trade him
He’s not gonna get a fully guaranteed contract

 

[Reid1boys]

Well, that's not how the franchise tag works unless another team offers him a contract and the Ravens an official trade package.

At this point, Baltimore is better off seeing if a Top 5 team is willing to trade for Jackson so they can ride with Tyler Huntley for 2023 while the rookie gets up to speed.....the Jackson era in Baltimore needs to be over.

The non Franchise tag is showing Lamar what he is worth in the eyes of other teams.

 

[Reid1boys]

Micah, a 1st this year and a 2nd next year.

hell no.. Im not a dak fan, but Id prefer Dak to Lamar honestly.

 

[12+88=7]

Forgetting all the logistics of making it happen, would you rather have Jackson than Prescott?

Prescott.

Dallas can get out of his contract

Jackson wants more money than Watson and 100% guaranteed. No thanks!

 

[Reid1boys]

Forgetting all the logistics of making it happen, would you rather have Jackson than Prescott?

nope

 

[Reid1boys]

The one who has a MVP trophy

who cares... Dak has a man of the year trophy... is anyone in here happy about that? MVP?? Who cares.

 

[MonsterD]

I really hope he holds out and pulls a Laveon Bell.

 

[CowboyFrog]

All he is doing is making himself look more like an oft-injured drama queen who thinks he should be getting paid at a level teams are not willing to accommodate.

this is the ripple affect of the Browns and D Watson...Ravens may be looking at that and saying "Nope", will be interesting. Also its probably not lost on teams like the Ravens who saw what SF did and they probably think they are a SF starter kit. Pretty smart in my opinion.

 

[joseephuss]

Well, that's not how the franchise tag works unless another team offers him a contract and the Ravens an official trade package.

At this point, Baltimore is better off seeing if a Top 5 team is willing to trade for Jackson so they can ride with Tyler Huntley for 2023 while the rookie gets up to speed.....the Jackson era in Baltimore needs to be over.

Sounds as if he is following Yannick Ngakoue's path of dealing with a franchise tag.

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.c...s-bad-precedent-for-franchise-tagged-players/

 

[USArmyVet]

I thought they offered him a really fair deal that he turned down because it wasn’t all guaranteed. He killed his market and probably created a situation where they can’t trade him
He’s not gonna get a fully guaranteed contract

Supposedly, by Jackson's own recent tweet, Baltimore offered him a 3-year/$133M fully guaranteed deal....but he wants to exceed Watson's guaranteed deal....so he bet on himself and he is losing that bet.