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Slack.com slash DHQ. Weeks left in the regular season, the playoff pictures shaped up nicely

Baltimore game on a first in the North and still without their starter in Lamar Jackson,

whose status is unclear as we head into the weekend in their last three games largely played

with out Lamar. At QB, the offense was responsible for 9.7 points per game, which is tied for the

worst in the league. So Lamar has now missed two games for the Ravens

a season and is not practiced recently. While Lamar's missed games in the past for various

reasons, there's only been one other time that's been longer than his current injury. And

that was last season when he missed the last four games due to a knee injury.

This isn't an aggressive question, but it's first take. So that's what we do.

Dan, should the Ravens consider cutting ties with Lamar?

So Molly, my heart says you're absolutely insane to think that, right? He's one of the

best players in the NFL. He's everything that city. He's great representative at city

organization. That's what my heart says. Yeah. My mind says, this is not a great situation

for him. This organization in the next six weeks are enormous. Here's the like, because

we know what this league is like with the reality, right? Yeah. He's missed seven out of his

last 22 games. So that's a real thing that they're going to have to sit there and talk

about, specifically with the contract in him. What a miss of like a two year window.

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