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Jamison Hensley • TweetShift BOT — Today at 3:20 PM After the Ravens reached a five-year deal with Lamar Jackson, Baltimore's Super Bowl odds moved ... Win Super Bowl: From 30-1 to 25-1 Win AFC: From 20-1 to 13-1

What do you think about the Ravens getting one of these guys? The Athletic is $1.99 a month. Worth it. My shits free.

As to what needs to happen from here on out??? Jeff Zrebiec nails it.... Lamar has everything he needs. 4 first round receivers, Pro bowl TE, JK and Gus 100% ready to light it up. A huge O line and Monken. There are no more excuses. It's time to be consistent and take that next step. Can he? That's the gamble. The Ravens believe he will. I'm hoping. Real bad. Yet, I'm on the "Show Me" side. HS_Square_0001_20200227Zrebiec-Jeff0534_bw.avif HS_Square_0001_20200227Zrebiec-Jeff0534_bw.avif

For sure Proche is done. No need to get rid of a pro bowl returner. Jermaine Lewis made a good carrier doing the same thing as Duv. But you have a good point for down the road with CAP savings. Hopkins trade was just smoke from his camp to create some urgency. He's wants to be a Bill. Getting Flowers kills any DHop stuff.

tsyl, crav, Grubber, Oldno82 ...you guys are sane football experts compared to what's out there. And all of you are tops on Ravens football. Yes, I said sane.

We'll know by the 1st. We need him this year for the SB run. The D can't be weakened anymore without a shut down CB. If they can finagle Quen and a pick for one of these then go for it.

Lamar is the highest paid QB ... Today. That will change this year. By 2024 he could be 4th. From Hensley: The other aspect is the salary cap relief. Jackson's $32 million tender accounted for 14.4% of Baltimore's cap. His new deal could free up around $10 million in cap space. The Ravens could use that to strengthen Jackson's supporting cast as well as his chances of winning a Super Bowl. The CAP is predicted to go up $20-30 mil a year. It's going to work out. We're guaranteed exciting, competitive Ravens football. And a SB window open for 2023 and 2024.

Love this pick. I wanted Banks because of the weak CB room (Humphrey, Stephens, Armour-Davis, Williams, Worley Mulllin, Seymour, Keys.) however you can't have everything with only 5 selections and none in the second round. You have to love Flowers and depth in the WR room is important too with injury concerns for OJB, Bateman, Agholor. Just think about it. The 2019 offense led the league in scoring with Brown, Snead, Boykin, Roberts, Moore, Scott. Now they have 4 first round receivers. DeCosta said he sat down with Steve Smith at Combine and talked about Zay Flowers. "If Steve Smith has that much respect for a WR, you better pay attention. Like when Ozzie loves a TE, you better pay attention." Yesterday was a great day for the Ravens. The Lamar signing was huge. It's going to be one great season of Ravens football.

Jamison Hensley • TweetShift BOT — Today at 3:01 PM Jalen Hurts' 5-year contract extension with the Eagles looks very similar to the offer that Lamar Jackson turned down in September (which was reported by @AdamSchefter and @mortreport): Total value Hurts: $255M Jackson: $250M Guaranteed for injury Hurts: $179.3M Jackson: $175M It's a mess on Lamar's end and he's hurting the team by holding out any longer. Just my opinion as an Expert Fan. He should take anything close to what Hurts has and be glad. So here's the rumors....

He has no market........... no bidders for his services.

You're right. I'm wrong. Sorry. That was meant for youknowwho.

I don't see them as bottom dwellers. This is too good a roster. The D and ST's are excellent. Running game excellent. They were 5-11 in 2015 (their worst in the last 10 years) and 8-8 in 2016. List of Baltimore Ravens seasons - Wikipedia Now without a franchise QB, it's hard for me to say they can be serious contenders. They'd be average.

I'm with you on that. I want Lamar to finish out his days here so bad, yet I want a team more. I'm a Baltimore Ravens fan first.