The NFL world was rocked yesterday when news broke that Baltimore Ravens quarterback, Lamar Jackson, had requested a trade. Jackson, who was the NFL MVP in 2019, took to Twitter to confirm the news, stating that he had requested the trade on March 2nd.

Speculation immediately began to swirl about potential landing spots for the talented quarterback, with 11 teams being labeled as “logical” destinations in a recent CBS Sports article. Among them were the Indianapolis Colts and New England Patriots.

However, according to Mike Preston of the Baltimore Sun, Jackson may have trouble finding a buyer for his services. Preston claims that despite Jackson’s impressive statistics, many teams may be wary of investing in a quarterback with his playing style, which relies heavily on athleticism and running ability.

Despite the uncertainty surrounding Jackson’s future, one team that appears to be interested is the Minnesota Vikings. VikingsTerritory.com reported that the team is now second in line to land the quarterback.

The Ravens have yet to issue a statement regarding Jackson’s trade request, but it appears that the star quarterback is looking to sell himself to a team that values his unique skill set. It remains to be seen where he will end up, but one thing is certain: the NFL offseason just got a lot more interesting.