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Lamar Jackson replied to Dan Orlovsky on X after Orlovsky questioned the Ravens’ path with Maxx Crosby’s arrival.
Orlovsky’s remarks included the line, 'I love Lamar. There ain't no more excuses now. This is all in.'
Jackson’s reply came after Orlovsky reposted Get Up's X account with a follow-up message.
The trade sent two first-round picks to the Raiders for Maxx Crosby, enhancing Baltimore’s pass rush.
Crosby brings 69.5 sacks and five Pro Bowls in seven years to Baltimore.
The Ravens’ 2025 defense struggled to rush the passer prior to Crosby’s arrival.
The article notes ongoing pressure on Jackson to reach a Super Bowl, aided by Crosby.
The piece situates the exchange within broader coverage from Baltimore Ravens On SI.
Orlovsky’s social reply acknowledged Jackson’s response with a concise compliment.
The trade is framed as a blockbuster move for Crosby, marking a rare first-round pick deal for the Ravens.

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The Falcons signed Tua Tagovailoa to a league-minimum contract after his release from the Dolphins, signaling a plan for quarterback competition in Atlanta.
Analyst reactions were split, with Dan Orlovsky pushing back on criticisms that the move wasn’t a viable long-term starter for Atlanta.
Orlovsky suggested the Falcons considered options like Geno Smith or Kyler Murray but chose Tagovailoa to operate the offense this offseason.
Tagovailoa will lead Atlanta through the offseason program and training camp, potentially earning starter reps if he proves capable.
Michael Penix Jr. is considered in the mix, recovering from a torn ACL, as Atlanta weighs long-term quarterback plans.
The move sets up a high-profile offseason storyline for the Falcons as they evaluate quarterback depth and health.
The article notes Tagovailoa’s injury history, including multiple concussions and other injuries, as context for the signing.
The piece attributes the Falcons’ move to Atlanta’s new regime and its quarterback evaluation approach.
Garrett Chapman, the author, frames the signing within Atlanta’s broader sports media landscape.

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