He's just so humble

[Rainbarrel]

As has been previously reported, Jackson is insisting on a fully-guaranteed contract in talks with Baltimore, and the Ravens are reluctant to commit to that. A new report from Jeremy Fowler and Jamison Hensley of ESPN takes this a step further, stating that every counteroffer Jackson gave the Ravens was for more than Deshaun Watson got from the Cleveland Browns, all fully guaranteed.

In other words, Jackson had demanded over $230 million over five years from the Ravens, all of it guaranteed.

The Ravens had not even been willing to give Jackson the same contract as Watson received, and recent reports have suggested the two sides are very far apart in what they are willing to do as far as a new contract goes. The quarterback is likely to receive the franchise tag from the Ravens, but it does feel like a trade is increasingly possible as things continue to drag out.

https://thecomeback.com/nfl/ravens-l...t-demands.html

[Couch-Potato]

Help me to understand why Lamar Jackson SHOULDN'T set the floor at Watson's contract?

Lamar's a former MVP and didn't get caught pressuring 26 different employees to jerk him off.

[FlaChief58]

Originally Posted by Couch-Potato

Help me to understand why Lamar Jackson SHOULDN'T set the floor at Watson's contract?

Lamar's a former MVP and didn't get caught pressuring 26 different employees to jerk him off.

Because Watson's contract is absurd.

[Rainbarrel]

Too many Patriots nobodies have rings, it's about the $$$

[the steam]

Originally Posted by Couch-Potato

Help me to understand why Lamar Jackson SHOULDN'T set the floor at Watson's contract?

Lamar's a former MVP and didn't get caught pressuring 26 different employees to jerk him off.

Because the Browns owner made an awful deal all the other owners should just do the same?

[trndobrd]

Originally Posted by Couch-Potato

Help me to understand why Lamar Jackson SHOULDN'T set the floor at Watson's contract?

Lamar's a former MVP and didn't get caught pressuring 26 different employees to jerk him off.

He absolutely should set the floor at the Watson contract. He should also realize the Browns and Broncos have their QBs, and the number of franchises with the same combination of desperation and idiotic leadership may be limited at two.