Lamar Jackson touched on why he put out a trade request from the Baltimore Ravens in the first place. Although Lamar Jackson did request a trade away from the Baltimore Ravens, it was not a ...
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.
After signing his new contract with the Baltimore Ravens ... reveal why he made the trade request. During an interview on "The Lounge," which is a Ravens' team podcast, Jackson said he only ...
(Baltimore Sun) What changed for Lamar Jackson in the two months between requesting that the Ravens trade him and signing ... Jackson’s request on March 2 to be traded, which he revealed in ...
In a tweet Monday morning, Ravens star Lamar Jackson demanded a trade ... Jackson announced his trade request at virtually the same time that Baltimore head coach John Harbaugh took the podium ...
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 ...
Baltimore Ravens' quarterback Lamar Jackson received special praise from a five-time Pro Bowler who remains the subject of ...
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 ...
Odell Beckham Jr. labeled the lynchpin for the Ravens as Super Bowl contenders. Mark Andrews stacks up against some of the ...
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 — 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.
