Also of note: apparently Dan Marino, Brett Favre, and Jim Kelly both scored 15 on their Wonderlic.

Donovan McNabb scored a 14.

Lamar Jackson scored a 13.
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A 13 is pretty good for a running back
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This explains the Pet Detective movie
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You shut your whore mouth!
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Marino was probably getting a blowjob during the test. His decision making was faster than any QBs.
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Wouldn't technically be a hold-out as I don't believe he's actually signed his tender. It would be similar to the OBJ thing from last year where he just delays signing the tender. And the Ravens could likewise yank the thing but I don't think they'd do it.

I wonder if the trade request is more to send a signal to Baltimore that he would be willing to sign the tender in a sign/trade scenario. Because technically the Ravens really couldn't trade him if he hasn't signed the franchise tender.
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Technically yeah that would be correct. Makes it tougher on the Ravens since they can't fine him.
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Right. He has a lot of control over the timelines here but he needs to develop a market for that to matter.

Dude needs to hire an agent. This is silly.
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At this point, yeah he needs formal representation.
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Raven fans not happy.

Lamar Jackson’s trade request has elicited strong reactions in Baltimore pic.twitter.com/nheH3AQUrP

— Stavros Halkias (@stavvybaby) March 27, 2023

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I think Lamar is too good for them.
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:-) :-)
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John Candy has really fallen from grace.
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Discount Kenny Powers impersonation.
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Ravens need to find a good deal and walk away. Lamar ain’t gonna win a championship from Baltimore especially once he gets paid. He’s outserved his purpose. He will be a great fit for a team like Indy or Atlanta that just want to bring butts back into seats and be competitive, and Lamar can do that for them. With Lamar flubbing the whole contract negotiation Baltimore has their out where they can claim they tried their best.
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