The Baltimore Ravens placed their non-exclusive franchise tag on Lamar Jackson. They now owe him $32.4 million instead and it gives the QB the opportunity to seek contracts from other teams. The Ravens could either match that offer or let him sign for two first-round picks in return. With Lamar arguably a top QB in the league, one can wonder about the slow interest in him. Colin Cowherd explains why Lamar’s demand for a fully-guaranteed deal (ala Deshaun Watson contract) hurts him, along with his injury history.
