Lamar Jackson

Jackson's non-exclusive tag will count $32.4 million against Baltimore's salary cap unless a long-term deal is reached.

The difference between exclusive and non-exclusive tags](https://theathletic.com/4219776/2023/02/20/nfl-franchise-tag-rules-definition-deadline/) [2023 NFL free agency rankings: Lamar Jackson, Derek Carr and Javon Hargrave lead top 150](https://theathletic.com/4242104/2023/02/27/nfl-free-agent-rankings-list/) Our ultimate goal is to build a championship team with Lamar Jackson leading the way for many years to come.” “There have been many instances across the league and in Baltimore when a player has been designated with the franchise tag and signed a long-term deal that same year,” DeCosta said in a statement. Regardless, the Ravens’ brass has said numerous times publicly that they want Jackson for the long term. It’s now up to Jackson to get the deal he’s seeking and force the Ravens’ hands. That being said, this is the team that was in the Watson pursuit until its final days of last offseason. But you also can’t ignore that parts of his game have fallen off since his 2019 MVP season. The Baltimore GM said the team’s singular focus is a long-term extension with Jackson and he wasn’t interested in discussing trading him. It’s clear the Ravens have run out of confidence in their ability to get this deal done. - The non-exclusive tag allows Jackson to negotiate with other teams. He also rushed for 764 yards and three TDs. Jackson, 26, wrapped up his rookie contract after the 2022 season.

It does appear like the Baltimore Ravens could trade Lamar Jackson. What would packages from the New England Patriots look like to get the player?

The first package would be the Patirots sending their next three first round picks in 2023, 2024, and 2025. What would packages from the New England Patriots look like to get the player? Yes, Lamar Jackson being traded is something that looks increasingly likely.

With that said, which teams are most likely to pursue Jackson in 2023 free agency? 12. Atlanta Falcons. ESPN and NFL Media report that Atlanta will not be ...

[Texans](https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/teams/HOU/houston-texans/), Colts, [Seahawks](https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/teams/SEA/seattle-seahawks/), [Lions](https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/teams/DET/detroit-lions/), Raiders and Falcons. [Hunter Henry](/nfl/players/2079848/hunter-henry/)). [Rhamondre Stevenson](/nfl/players/3125832/rhamondre-stevenson/)) and tight ends (i.e. They'd also offer Jackson at least one premium weapon in [Terry McLaurin](https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/players/2139279/terry-mclaurin/), as well as close proximity to his existing Baltimore community. 1 wideout in [Davante Adams](/nfl/players/1893167/davante-adams/). And that's saying nothing of Tua's off-script play-making (or lack thereof). [Ravens](https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/teams/BAL/baltimore-ravens/) on Tuesday used the franchise tag on [Lamar Jackson](/nfl/players/2239671/lamar-jackson/), securing the star quarterback for the 2023 [NFL](/nfl/) season. [Mac Jones](/nfl/players/2741202/mac-jones/)' long-term job security. New GM Ran Carthon was part of the [49ers](https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/teams/SF/san-francisco-49ers/) front office that gambled on [Trey Lance's](/nfl/players/2969444/trey-lance/) athleticism in the 2021 draft, perhaps making them a stylistic fit for Jackson's run-heavy approach. [Kirk Cousins](/nfl/players/1272574/kirk-cousins/) proved more resilient than usual under Kevin O'Connell in 2022, but he's entering a contract year and has proven, with his resume and reputation as an on-schedule play-action pocket passer, that he [fits squarely in the NFL's middle tier of QBs](https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/2023-nfl-free-agency-every-teams-qb-situation-ahead-of-offseason-ranked-1-32-in-tiers/). [Bears](https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/teams/CHI/chicago-bears/) have more projected cap space, and while Atlanta has a clear-cut need for a short- and long-term answer at QB, it may be picking too late in the first round (No. A year after pursuing [Deshaun Watson](/nfl/players/2133482/deshaun-watson/), coach Arthur Smith is going into his third season atop the staff without any discernible QB future.

So now the saga between Jackson and the Ravens enters its next phase. Josh Allen, the other star quarterback drafted in 2018 with Jackson, signed a long-term ...

Jackson was the 2019 NFL MVP, and his dynamic passing and running make him one of the game’s most unusual stars. The Dallas Cowboys used the exclusive franchise tag on quarterback Dak Prescott in 2020. Our ultimate goal is to build a championship team with Lamar Jackson leading the way for many years to come.” “There have been many instances across the league and in Baltimore when a player has been designated with the franchise tag and signed a long-term deal that same year," general manager Eric DeCosta said in a statement. Baltimore would have a chance to match any agreement between Jackson and another team, and if the Ravens chose not to match, they’d receive two first-round draft picks in return. The main question was whether they'd use the nonexclusive tag or the exclusive one.

Under the $32.416 million nonexclusive tag, Jackson -- who is not represented by an agent -- can engage in contract talks with other teams starting Monday. But ...

Baltimore needs space to not only get Jackson under the cap but improve the roster of a team that got bounced in the wild-card round. With an excellent deep ball and top-tier accuracy -- as well as the mobility needed to excel in Baltimore -- Hooker is a solid top-60 pick and projects as a starter when he gets healthy. His 27 touchdown passes to two interceptions in 2022 is the best rate in the class. Last year, Jackson skipped all of the voluntary practices in the spring for the first time in his career and only reported for the mandatory minicamp. Our ultimate goal is to build a championship team with Lamar Jackson leading the way for many years to come." Jackson's tag caused the Ravens to go from $22 million under the cap to $10 million over it. The risk is that another team might offer Jackson a fully guaranteed deal, which is what Baltimore has been reluctant to do. The Browns were put in a position where they had to overpay for Watson because he had reportedly narrowed his decision to the [Atlanta Falcons](/nfl/team/_/name/atl/atlanta-falcons) and [New Orleans Saints](/nfl/team/_/name/no/new-orleans-saints) after initially rejecting Cleveland as part of his no-trade agreement. If Jackson signs an offer sheet and Baltimore matches it, the nonexclusive tag forced another team to do the Ravens' negotiating for them. Although there's an obvious risk to lose a franchise quarterback, there has never been a quarterback to sign elsewhere on the nonexclusive franchise tag. This marks the first time in seven years a quarterback has received the nonexclusive tag -- [Kirk Cousins](https://www.espn.com/nfl/player/_/id/14880/kirk-cousins) being the 2016 example -- according to ESPN Stats & Information research. But Baltimore has the right to match any offer sheet Jackson signs with another team in order to keep him or take two first-round picks as compensation.

The Ravens used the franchise tag on quarterback Lamar Jackson after talks between the sides didn't produce a long-term contract agreement.

He is the first NFL player to produce 5,000 yards passing and 2,500 yards rushing in the first three seasons of a career. The Ravens have struggled without Jackson the past two seasons, going 3-9 (.308) in his absence. The only players who got tagged and didn't re-sign with the Ravens were offensive lineman Wally Williams (1998) and outside linebacker His record of 45-16 (.738) is the fourth-best of any quarterback who debuted in the Super Bowl era, trailing only The Ravens have $22 million in cap space, and Jackson's tag will cost $32 million (the $45 million exclusive tag number would take effect April 21). If Jackson doesn't play for Baltimore next season, the Ravens can put the franchise tag on him again to keep him from becoming a free agent in 2024. If Jackson were to hold out until the season, he must sign his tender before the Tuesday after Week 10 to be eligible to play in 2023. But there has been only one player in the past 25 years to sit out a full season after being tagged: Now, under the franchise tag, the Ravens and Jackson have until July 17 to work out a long-term deal. "There have been many instances across the league and in Baltimore when a player has been designated with the franchise tag and signed a long-term deal that same year. The nonexclusive tag -- which will pay Jackson $32 million this season -- is less expensive than the exclusive one (projected at $45 million), which would have allowed the Ravens to control his rights this year. Jackson could return before the season opener in September and earn his entire salary.

News from a busy day in the NFL involving the Ravens' Lamar Jackson, Giants' Daniel Jones and Saquon Barkley, Packers' Aaron Rodgers and retired Tom Brady.

Multiple media outlets are reporting the Giants also agreed to a four-year contract extension with Jones after a breakout year for the quarterback. Multiple media outlets are reporting that the Ravens used the non-exclusive tag on Jackson, which means he is allowed to negotiate a contract with other teams. Our ultimate goal is to build a championship team with Lamar Jackson leading the way for many years to come.” The longtime Green Bay Packers quarterback is not a free agent but has been the topic of trade/retirement talk this offseason, so who knows what is going on there. Meanwhile, the New York Giants announced they put a non-exclusive tag on Barkley. “There have been many instances across the league and in Baltimore when a player has been designated with the franchise tag and signed a long-term deal that same year,” Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta said in a statement.

Les Ravens ont décidé de remettre une étiquette de joueur de concession non exclusive au quart-arrière.

Les Ravens et Jackson ont jusqu’à la date limite du 17 juillet pour s’entendre sur un contrat à long terme. Selon ce qu’avançait le réseau ESPN lundi, Jackson serait à la recherche d’une entente similaire à celle qu’a obtenue Deshaun Watson avec les Browns de Cleveland l’an dernier. Nous continuerons à négocier dans bonne foi avec Lamar et nous espérons pouvoir conclure un accord à long terme qui soit équitable pour Lamar et les Ravens.»

Les Ravens de Baltimore ont annoncé mardi qu'ils avaient désigné Lamar Jackson joueur non exclusif de franchise, l'empêchant ainsi de devenir joueur ...

Être désigné joueur de franchise non exclusif signifie toutefois que Jackson peut aussi négocier avec d’autres équipes. À 25 ans seulement, il est déjà l’un des six quarts de l’histoire de la NFL avec 10 000 verges par la passe et 4000 verges au sol. La date limite pour apposer une telle étiquette sur un joueur était 16 h (Heure de l’Est), mardi.

Sans surprise, Baltimore ne laissera pas facilement partir le MVP de la saison 2019.

Il a terminé la saison avec 17 touchdowns et 7 interceptions à la passe en 12 matchs. Ce tag garantit à Jackson un salaire de 32,4 millions de dollars pour la saison à venir. Lamar Jackson peut esquiver les défenseurs, mais il n’a pas réussi à échapper au non-exclusive franchise tag.

Les Ravens de Baltimore ont apposé l'étiquette de joueur de concession au quart-arrière Lamar Jackson, mardi.

L'étiquette non-exclusive rapportera une somme de 32 millions $ à Jackson lors de la saison 2023. Mais il n'y a eu qu'une seule instance de ce scénario ces 25 dernières années, soit Le'Veon Bell, avec les Steelers de Pittsburgh en 2018. Jackson a été nommé joueur par excellence du circuit en 2019. À 25 ans seulement, il est déjà l'un des six quarts de l'histoire de la NFL avec 10 000 verges par la passe et 4000 verges au sol. [Deshaun Watson](https://www.rds.ca/football/nfl/joueur?player_id=257402) de la part des [Browns de Cleveland](https://www.rds.ca/football/nfl/equipe/cleveland-browns?competitor_id=316). L'étiquette de joueur de concession apposée à Jackson est non-exclusive, de sorte que Jackson peut entamer des discussions en vue d'un contrat avec l'une des 31 autres équipes.

Les Ravens ont décidé de remettre une étiquette de joueur de concession non exclusive au quart-arrière.

Il avait d’ailleurs été sélectionné à titre de joueur par excellence du circuit cette année-là. Les Ravens et Jackson ont jusqu’à la date limite du 17 juillet pour s’entendre sur un contrat à long terme. Nous continuerons à négocier dans bonne foi avec Lamar et nous espérons pouvoir conclure un accord à long terme qui soit équitable pour Lamar et les Ravens.»

Ravens contract negotiations with Lamar Jackson have gone from bad to worse | You Pod to Win the Game. Yahoo Sports NFL Writers Charles Robinson and Frank ...

The Baltimore Ravens put the nonexclusive franchise tag on Lamar Jackson on Tuesday, preventing him from becoming an unrestricted free agent this mont...

If he remains with Baltimore, he’ll have a new coordinator after the Jackson was the 2019 NFL MVP, and his dynamic passing and running make him one of the game’s most unusual stars. There obviously is some risk involved with using the nonexclusive tag, especially for a player of Jackson’s caliber, but it could resolve this deadlock sooner. Baltimore would have a chance to match any agreement between Jackson and another team, and if the Ravens chose not to match, they’d receive two first-round draft picks in return. Our ultimate goal is to build a championship team with Lamar Jackson leading the way for many years to come.” The Dallas Cowboys used the exclusive franchise tag on quarterback Dak Prescott in 2020.

Baltimore took a step in tagging its star quarterback, but there's potentially a long way to go before there's a resolution.

That the Ravens were willing to go the non-exclusive route suggests they studied the market and didn’t necessarily believe they could secure a similar package for Jackson. The Ravens figured to demand a king’s ransom for a player of Jackson’s stature. In back-to-back years, the Ravens saw their playoff chances — and their potential for winning in the postseason — derailed when Jackson went down with an injury. However, it’s not believed that Jackson has budged on his demands for a contract similar to the five-year, $230 million fully guaranteed deal quarterback [Deshaun Watson](https://theathletic.com/nfl/player/deshaun-watson-2FClGss4NbY7sgLY/) signed with the [Cleveland Browns](https://theathletic.com/nfl/team/browns/). There are moves the Ravens can make to create some breathing room, but the team’s decision-makers will have to be comfortable working with little margin of error in filling Baltimore’s needs. The Ravens would have until July 17 to sign a tagged player to a long-term deal. “We will continue to negotiate in good faith with Lamar, and we are hopeful that we can strike a long-term deal that is fair to both Lamar and the Ravens. So the Ravens are now in a position where they’re carrying Jackson’s tag on the cap, which will necessitate potential player subtractions and/or contract alterations. If Jackson doesn’t get an offer sheet to his liking, the Ravens certainly could move forward with him, take another shot at extending him later in the year, then be content with the idea of him playing under the tag. The Ravens certainly haven’t gained much traction in negotiating directly with Jackson, so this could be a way to step back and let another team do the work for them. The organization has taken a big risk and put itself at the mercy of another team offering Jackson the type of contract he’s been seeking and the Ravens have been declining to offer. The Ravens then would have five days to decide whether to take on the contract and retain Jackson or let him go for the return of first-round picks in each of the next two drafts.

The Ravens placed the non-exclusive franchise tag on Lamar Jackson. Reports then circulated about a surprising number of teams being uninterested in him.

The Athletic noted that the [Carolina Panthers](https://www.foxsports.com/nfl/carolina-panthers-team) aren't expected to be in the [Jackson market](https://twitter.com/josephperson/status/1633218702899290112?s=20), either. [Sharp: Ravens have themselves to blame for not getting Lamar Jackson help](https://www.foxsports.com/stories/nfl/sharp-ravens-have-themselves-to-blame-for-not-getting-lamar-jackson-help) [Alabama QB Bryce Young confident in abilities, downplays questions about frame](https://www.foxsports.com/stories/nfl/alabama-qb-bryce-young-confident-in-abilities-downplays-questions-about-frame) [2023 NFL free-agent top-50 rankings: Lamar Jackson atop deep group of QBs](https://www.foxsports.com/stories/nfl/2023-nfl-free-agent-top-50-rankings-lamar-jackson-qbs) [Jalen Carter's draft stock a topic of discussion among NFL execs](https://www.foxsports.com/stories/nfl/jalen-carter-draft-stock-a-topic-of-discussion-among-nfl-execs) [Should Bears deal No. [very unlikely](https://twitter.com/VinnyBonsignore/status/1633204656364044290?s=20)" the [Raiders](https://www.foxsports.com/nfl/las-vegas-raiders-team) try to sign Jackson. Ranking five potential trade hauls](https://www.foxsports.com/stories/nfl/should-bears-trade-no-1-overall-pick-ranking-five-potential-offers) [2023 NFL Draft prospect rankings: 64 best available players](https://www.foxsports.com/stories/nfl/2023-nfl-draft-prospect-rankings-top-64-best-available-players) [Aaron Rodgers’ most likely landing spots after Derek Carr domino falls](https://www.foxsports.com/stories/nfl/aaron-rodgers-most-likely-landing-spots) [Texas spring storylines: Can Arch Manning win Longhorns’ QB battle?](https://www.foxsports.com/stories/college-football/texas-spring-football-storylines) [Shohei Ohtani sweepstakes: Ranking every MLB team's chances to sign him](https://www.foxsports.com/stories/mlb/shohei-ohtani-sweepstakes-ranking-every-mlb-teams-chances-to-sign-him) [Pau Gasol thinking of Kobe Bryant ahead of Lakers honor: ‘He elevated me.’](https://www.foxsports.com/stories/nba/pau-gasol-thinking-of-kobe-bryant-ahead-of-lakers-honor-he-elevated-me) [NASCAR power rankings: Ross Chastain rises to top spot after Las Vegas](https://www.foxsports.com/stories/nascar/nascar-power-rankings-ross-chastain-rises-to-top-spot) [College basketball tiers: Big 12, Big 10 headline best conference tournaments](https://www.foxsports.com/stories/college-basketball/college-basketball-tiers-big-12-big-ten-among-most-anticipated-conference-tournaments) Furthermore, the Falcons' official team website [published an article](https://www.atlantafalcons.com/news/reports-falcons-will-not-pursue-ravens-qb-lamar-jackson) which mentioned reports of their lack of interest in signing Jackson. Jackson, 26, has appeared in just 12 games in each of the last two seasons due to injury. Baltimore went 8-4 in games that Jackson started. ET on Tuesday, even more questions emerged about where current [Baltimore Ravens](https://www.foxsports.com/nfl/baltimore-ravens-team) quarterback [Lamar Jackson](https://www.foxsports.com/nfl/lamar-jackson-player) will play next season. [Baltimore announced](https://twitter.com/Ravens/status/1633196505812041728?s=20) shortly before said deadline that it placed the [non-exclusive franchise tag on Jackson](https://www.foxsports.com/stories/nfl/baltimore-ravens-place-non-exclusive-franchise-tag-on-lamar-jackson). Still unable to find common ground, speculation has inevitably run rampant on who could swoop in and sign the 2019 NFL MVP. If Jackson signs a contract with another team and Baltimore chooses not to match the offer, they receive two first-round draft picks. [NFL](https://www.foxsports.com/nfl) franchise tag deadline passed at 4 p.m.

The Ravens placed the non-exclusive franchise tag on Lamar Jackson, allowing other teams to pursue the former unanimous league MVP when free agency opens.

Until then, about a third of the league has declared they have no plans to try and sign the former MVP or can even attempt it. Each of the five teams lack the necessary 2023 and 2024 first round picks to complete any offer sheet signing. It looks like the new head coach, Frank Reich, is prepared to take a different approach to find his new signal caller. If the Raiders were star gazing this offseason, then maybe they would be willing to pursue Jackson. When the Commanders hired Eric Bieniemy to be their new offensive coordinator, most of the attention was centered around the lack of proven quarterbacks on the roster. After chasing stars for the last few years, the Dolphins seem to be finally putting the quarterback rumors to rest. Yet despite all of that, Miami has remained committed to Tagovailoa -- once again making it clear on Tuesday afternoon. Atlanta is currently slated to have the eighth overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft -- which puts them potentially in striking distance for one of the top signal callers. [March 7, 2023] In fact, most of the teams around the NFL should be buying a seat at the table. Fans of quarterback-needy NFL teams rejoiced on Tuesday when the Baltimore Ravens announced they would be placing the non-exclusive franchise tag on Lamar Jackson. Instead of teams lining up for a chance to sign the former NFL MVP, they chose to walk away.

The Ravens' decision to use the franchise tag on Lamar Jackson is all about trying to jumpstart negotiations between the two sides.

The Ravens have been particularly interested in keeping Jackson long-term, so hope remains that a deal will be done. If that ends up being the case, the team could end up signing him to the deal that it had hoped for all along. Even still, some will still wonder why the Ravens and Jackson have had so much trouble finding a middle ground in negotiations. The Ravens will still have a chance to sign any other deal to which Jackson agrees. Certainly, this is a sensible way for the Ravens to do business. And even if Baltimore was unwilling or unable to match an offer sheet, the team would still receive at least two first-round picks in exchange for Jackson, as stipulated by the terms of the non-exclusive franchise tag.

At least five teams leaked out their 'disinterest' in Lamar Jackson within several hours of him being made available and it really makes you think.

[Bengals](https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/teams/CIN/cincinnati-bengals/) and [Chargers](https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/teams/LAC/los-angeles-chargers/) are facing monster extensions for [Joe Burrow](/nfl/players/2179798/joe-burrow/) and [Justin Herbert](/nfl/players/2221960/justin-herbert/), respectively. The A 26-year-old former MVP simply DOES NOT become available in the NFL with no interest from other teams. The franchise tag was designed by NFL owners to prevent key players from becoming available to the rest of the league. [Matthew Stafford](/nfl/players/1114942/matthew-stafford/) and -- not even joking here -- [Carson Wentz](/nfl/players/1907522/carson-wentz/). Additionally, if a team doesn't believe they're a quarterback away and are in the middle of a rebuild, there's a reasonable argument for not giving up the capital. The exact same case could be made for the [Atlanta Falcons](https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/teams/ATL/atlanta-falcons/). As our own Jason LaCanfora reported in March of 2022, the deal Cleveland owner Jimmy Haslam gave Watson [drew the ire of basically every other NFL owner](https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/nfl-insider-notes-deshaun-watsons-game-changing-deal-and-its-ramifications-hottest-topic-at-owners-meetings/). And this isn't two firsts for a cost-controlled player you would get in the draft. [Carolina Panthers](https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/teams/CAR/carolina-panthers/) are largely irrelevant on a national stage. Teams routinely pay outrageous prices in terms of current and future draft capital to move up and take a flier on an unknown commodity in the draft. [NFL](/nfl/) to come after him.

Jackson is now free to negotiate a new deal with other teams, and the Ravens will have a chance to match. It could be a dangerous tactic — or an ...

Provoking public dissatisfaction over a star quarterback seeking a well-earned payday is the NFL's ultimate ruse.

The Ravens are stubborn because, the way the game is played, they’re allowed to be. If he manages to win, the next wave of young quarterbacks will benefit from his audacity. It’s not a stretch to consider his saga a seminal process for the league. The salary cap exacerbates tension because it leads fans to expect their stars to be flawless and benevolent rather than to demand that teams stop wasting their finite draft, trade and free agency resources so that building around great players isn’t a binary proposition. Our ultimate goal is to build a championship team with Lamar Jackson leading the way for many years to come.” Kind words can neither diminish the chances of a split nor disguise that frustration and hurt feelings have pushed their relationship to a tipping point. Because of injuries, he has been unable to play at the end of the past two seasons, missing 10 games total. The Ravens could have given Jackson the exclusive tag, which would have cost them about $45 million for the one-year deal and guaranteed that no team could negotiate with him. Jackson and the Ravens are at an eerie impasse. They’ve shared their doubts in the most passive-aggressive ways, the Ravens offering empty public praise, Jackson playing nice and limiting his frustration to cryptic social media posts — you know, the modern, civilized way. [the Ravens placed the nonexclusive franchise tag on Jackson](https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2023/03/07/lamar-jackson-ravens-franchise-tag/?itid=lk_inline_manual_8) after again failing to agree to terms on a new contract. The point is to question the worth of the worthy, and it is working.

Could the Ravens trade Lamar Jackson? Here are the latest rumors about his status after being hit with the non-exclusive franchise tag.

Jackson would qualify as such, but the team is "very unlikely" to target him, per Bonsignore. The Falcons had been tied to Jackson more frequently than any other team in the purported sweepstakes, so their non-involvement was something of a surprise. 7 overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft and have been tied to Aaron Rodgers and Jimmy Garoppolo in the rumor mill. Even still, they are expected to target a veteran quarterback to compete with him, but it doesn't look like Jackson will draw consideration for the Commanders roster. Daniels reports that the Patriots are not expected to target Jackson despite his pseudo-availability. Martin reported that the team made sense on paper but weren't expected to target the Ravens quarterback. That means Jackson will be able to negotiate not only with the Ravens but with other teams across the NFL as well. To accomplish the latter, Jackson would have to sign the franchise tag before being traded. They have only Chase Garbers on their roster at the position, but they have the No. They have only PJ Walker and Matt Corral on their roster at the quarterback position but could target another passer with the No. It may depend upon the deal to which Jackson agrees. The Patriots have two young quarterbacks on their roster in Mac Jones and Bailey Zappe.