Lamar Jackson could shockingly receive no offers from NFL teams this off-season, which could force him to remain with the Baltimore Ravens.
The former MVP's long-term future remains unclear after the Ravens used their non-exclusive franchise tag on the quarterback - after the two parties could not agree on a long-term deal.
This version of the franchise tag means that Jackson is free to discuss a deal with other teams, while his current team have the opportunity to match any offer that he his given elsewhere. If the Ravens do not match that deal, Jackson would join the highest bidder, with that team sending two first-round picks as compensation.
