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Mike Florio: "We're possibly three years away from the Ravens quietly developing an affinity for a quarterback that's entering the NFL and quietly stepping away from Lamar Jackson. ... Every player has a shelf life. ... I guarantee they're already thinking 'how many more years are we gonna get... show more

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•RvW1 year ago

The reason this is crazy to me is Lamar hasn’t shown any signs of regression yet. So how can you even say he’ll only play 3 more years ?

Estadio Deportes1 year ago

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Lamar Flacco1 year ago

He’s 28….how on Earth this dude gets an audience is fascinating

PurpleSauce1 year ago

This the last person people should listen to about the Ravens 🤣

Eff_Fella. 🇺🇸 🫎 🏴‍☠️1 year ago

Randall Cunningham was All Pro at age 35. Steve Young was All Pro at 37. Fran Tarkenton made it at 35. All were “mobile QBs”. I see no reason why, in this era of protected QBs, Lamar can’t play at a high level for at least another 5-8 years.

AD🍉 (3 Belts Mone)1 year ago

They've been 3 years away from moving on from Lamar for 6 years now. When is this narrative gonna fade away. Dude is gonna play til his 40's like Brady and he's not even 30 yet. To paraphrase that quote by that guy about LeBron, 'this fuckery will continue' 😂

Mike Ginsberg 🇺🇸🇮🇱🟧1 year ago

Mike Flores doesn’t know what he’s talking about, ever

Angie Michelle1 year ago

Here he goes again with this Bull 🤬

David S.1 year ago

Bwahahaha. I guarantee? If the Ravens aren’t considering and evaluating the next group of talent to balance the team they’re negligent….but the franchise is all in @Lj_era8 and he is all in the @Ravens What a joke of a reporting job

Skrill_DaReal1 year ago

Mike flores is his name didn’t Lamar already check this dude for being disrespectful the first time now you coming back for more 🤦🏾‍♂️

🔥 Dirts Burner 🔥1 year ago

mike florio is just some blowhard taking up airspace making up the dumbest shit why he rides lamar so hard is a case that needs right studied. so weird

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