therealmjl

Yeah we should have kept him and drafted an inferior talent at 9. Or traded up to 3 while giving up similar draft capital and also still drafting some inferior because the colts moved to 1 in both scenarios it makes 0 sense to settle on an inferior quarterback when you are trying to find the most coveted position in sports. It’s time to get over moore being gone. Name cam’s receivers in 2015 and 2017.

There'd be no reason for them to but it seems to be thrown around on here as an option for some reason.

If we can work out a deal to move down with the Cardinals and take Hopkins off their hands for them while also landing Stroud/Young I'd call this a home run.

What's up with not getting a deal done with Bozeman?

I’ve bashed him constantly but this is a win win

Big swing I expect big results. What a time to be a panthers fan

They’re not in complete rebuild at all.

Why would arizona trade up? We’d have to get a 3rd team involved for that.

Because we traded up to land a franchise QB? That was the deal breaker for you?

He’s a Patriot

I love the “MVP” tag he’s got floating around his name when folks try and create an argument on the basis of why he should be signed to a mega deal. With his injury history, playoff wins, playing style, and the fact that he recently quit on a playoff team - he’s no more of an “MVP” quarterback at this point than Cam Newton or Matt Ryan.

oh boy....

where do I sign the dotted line?

This has definitely never been discussed before.

And here's your first problem

No one worth their salt at any front office position for any professional sports team cares what “they” say.

So next week?

Collusion! Or maybe the fact that teams just don’t want to meet his contract demands AND lose draft capital due to a mix of playing style, injury history, and playoff wins.

Sure is. These months go by in the blink of an eye nowadays.

This. They are two completely different types of quarterbacks.

The whole "former MVP" talk is silly from this fanbase who got a first-hand look at what happened to another "former MVP" quarterback with a similar playing style. Breaking: he was out of the league at 32.

And it will also cost a fortune of guaranteed money to reach an agreement with Jackson. Risk it all with money or picks, not both.

Lamar doesn't have the market that fans want to imagine he's got. He's a run-first quarterback who's been plagued by injuries and is expecting a fully guaranteed salary.

no

As already said countless times, if the Ravens aren’t willing to meet his demands - I’m not either.