PHOENIX — Lamar Jackson’s frustration over contract negotiations reached a boiling point when he announced Monday that he has requested a trade from the Baltimore Ravens. Staying in Baltimore might be his best and only option. "We made a decision to go ...

Jackson's tweet led to a flock of reporters surrounding Harbaugh who, despite Jackson's tweet, remains optimistic that he will remain the Ravens' starting quarterback in 2023. "I haven't seen the tweet,

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson on Monday said he has requested a trade from the team after over a year of fraught contract negotiations.

Are you pro-Lamar Jackson? Or are you anti-Lamar Jackson? There are really only two factions. And the process appears that it might get worse for the Baltimore Ravens before it gets better.

Former NFL Most Valuable Player and Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson wrote on social media Monday that he has requested a trade from the team.

Someone get the Baltimore Ravens some ice cream and a Mary J. Blige playlist because things are about to get emotional. The ongoing contract drama between the Ravens and superstar quarterback Lamar Jackson has just reached nuclear levels.

On March 7, the Baltimore Ravens placed the non-exclusive franchise tag on quarterback Lamar Jackson, which would cost the team $32.416 in salary for the 2023 season, and would allow Jackson to negotiate with other teams.