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Shockwaves in Baltimore: Mark Andrews Champions Lamar Jackson for Ravens’ Captainc.THANHDUNG

Baltimore Ravens’ tight end Mark Andrews has made it clear—if Lamar Jackson is voted as the team’s captain, he would be beyond thrilled. But while Andrews’ endorsement carries weight, this potential move is already stirring a firestorm of debate among fans and analysts alike.

Jackson, the 2019 NFL MVP and one of the league’s most electrifying quarterbacks, has been the face of the franchise for years. Yet, the Ravens have historically been selective when it comes to leadership roles, and not everyone is convinced that Jackson should take on the official captaincy.

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A Divisive Debate

Supporters argue that Jackson has already been leading by example. His dynamic playstyle, clutch performances, and unwavering commitment to the team make him an obvious choice. “Lamar is our guy,” said Andrews. “If he gets that ‘C’ on his jersey, he’ll wear it with pride and prove why he deserves it.”

However, skeptics question whether his leadership style translates into the more traditional, vocal role expected from a captain. Some point to his reserved demeanor off the field, while others highlight past playoff struggles as a reason to hold off on officially bestowing him with the title.

Does Jackson Need the Captaincy?

An even bigger question emerges: Does Lamar Jackson need to be a captain to be a leader? Some of the NFL’s greatest quarterbacks—such as Aaron Rodgers in his prime—didn’t always hold the title, yet commanded the locker room through sheer talent and presence. Others argue that Jackson’s ascension to captain would mark an important milestone in his evolution as a franchise cornerstone.

Fan Reactions Are Explosive

Social media has erupted with passionate takes from Ravens fans. Some are fully backing Andrews’ push, with tweets like, “Lamar IS the Ravens! Give him the ‘C’ already!” Others remain hesitant: “Great player, but leadership is more than just talent. Is he really that guy in the locker room?”

What Happens Next?

With the captaincy vote looming, all eyes are on the Ravens’ locker room. If Jackson is voted in, it could solidify his place in Baltimore’s history as not just their star quarterback, but their undeniable leader. If he isn’t? The debate will only intensify.

Either way, one thing is certain—this is the topic everyone in Baltimore (and beyond) will be talking about for weeks to come.

 

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