Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson delivered a stern warning to the New York Jets after they dropped out of trade talks this offseason.

It is natural to wonder whether the Jets would have been better off going after Lamar Jackson, who is 13 years younger than Aaron Rodgers.

Lamar Jackson pouring it on against Jets There's Lamar Jackson to Rashod Bateman who got behind the Jets defense for a 55-yard TD pass. Jackson has really heated up in second half.

The Ravens overcame a slow start and impressively pulled away from the Jets in the regular season opener.

The Colts, Jets, Raiders, Dolphins and Commanders are among the teams that could be legitimate suitors for the former league MVP.

Sometimes you get one like we get in Buffalo on Sunday night when it is Josh Allen and the Bills going against Lamar Jackson and the Ravens.

“I know what the f--- I’m doing,” says the NFL’s most exciting – and least compromising – star. This year, he plans to prove it.

The New York Jets laughed off advice from comedian and fan Larry David, who told the GM to select QB Lamar Jackson ahead of the 2018 NFL draft.

Making a run at Lamar Jackson could be costly both in trade compensation and a new contract for the QB, but these teams might consider it.

Todd Monken's work with Lamar Jackson should vault him to the top of the list for New York.

NFL Lamar Jackson’s secret superpower “I want the ultimate award of what I’ve been busting my ass to do all my life,” Jackson says of winning the Super Bowl. (Scott Taetsch/Getty Images) ...

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