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In therapy.

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I know people say collusion.

I just think this is just reporters asking high-placed executives on certain teams for their answers.

It defies logic that a quarterback, as talented as Lamar Jackson, wouldn't generate more interest.

I'll leave that to everybody else to figure out their own theories, because it is a quarterback league,

and we've got an elite quarterback available on

the market, but it doesn't seem right now like there are going to be many suitors for

services. Now, again, all it takes is just one. I think part of it is the fact that teams know that

they feel like that they would just be drawing the offer sheet for the Baltimore Ravens.

So if any one of these teams steps forward and says, let's give Lamar Jackson,

you make it up a four-year, $200 million contract fully guaranteed.

Well, Baltimore could have the chance to write it.

And there have been many free agents in the past that have been given a tag like this

or a restrictive free agent where there's an offer sheet where other teams have bought

at signing that player to an offer sheet because they don't want to do the work for another

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