The Baltimore Ravens are weighing their options when it comes to quarterback Lamar Jackson, and they reportedly could use the non-exclusive tag on the quarterback.
ESPN's Jeremy Fowler reported "several people around the league believe" the team has "strongly considered" such an option, which would allow other clubs to offer Jackson a contract that the Ravens could match.
If the Ravens choose not to match it, they would receive two first-round picks in exchange.
This article will be updated soon to provide more information and analysis.
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