Critics are discussing the franchise tag debate, the Hawks’ potential interest in Blamar Jackson

If the Ravens end up parting ways with Jackson, who will be under center in Baltimore next season?

Jordan Dajani from CBS Sports The Crows were named as one of the top 10 starting round prospect Anthony Richardson. Some pundits derided Richardson to the Ravens’ 22nd overall, but the Florida star’s stock is up after his stellar performance at the Combine.

“While comparisons to Cam Newton were inevitable with Richardson,” Dajani wrote, “as Lamarr he has received some praise as well.” In fact, Richardson said he started calling himself “Cam Jackson” in high school. No joke. We know Richardson can run the ball, and he’s got an arm cannon—even if that one needed some polishing. John Harbaugh had a hand in hand. In developing a quarterback into a constant contender for MVP. Perhaps he can do the same for Richardson.”

With the Denver Broncos It said Wide shopping reception Cortlandt Sutton, Justin Heyer from Pro Football Network He got the best landing spots. Of course, crows were at the top of the list.

“The Baltimore Ravens always seemed to need a wide receiver,” Heyer wrote. Although the team’s personnel record has been excellent over the past two decades, the only place the Crows don’t seem to have succeeded is wide.

“The Ravens are a little stretched with capital in terms of draft picks, having only five, but DeCosta is smart when it comes to trades. And it’s not like Sutton is going to have first-round value. Both sides can work it out.”

Sutton, 27, caught 64 catches for 829 yards and two touchdowns last season. His best season was in 2019, when he was named to the Pro Bowl after recording 72 catches for 1,112 yards and six touchdowns.

Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Rams have reportedly given veteran wide point guard Allen Robinson permission to seek a trade, and are willing to pay a portion of Robinson’s guaranteed salary of $15.25 million to facilitate the deal.