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Daniel Jones <\/strong><\/a>managed to secure a four year deal with the Giants <\/strong><\/a>paying him an average value of $40 million dollars<\/strong> per season, something that seems normal for a quarterback to get, but since Lamar Jackson<\/strong><\/a> is getting franchised tagged by the Ravens, that would mean he would earn $32.1 million<\/strong>, something that seems way below what his market value should actually be.<\/p>\n But despite that, five teams were quick to made public their lack of intention to seek a trade for Lamar Jackson, just hours after the Ravens<\/strong> slapped him with the non-exclusive franchise tag, meaning teams could offer him a contract that he likes and just pay two first round draft picks to Baltimore<\/strong> in exchange.<\/p>\n This led many to believe that this was a sign of teams and NFL<\/strong> owners more specifically colluding to avoid giving Lamar Jackson <\/strong>what he was asking from the Ravens, which is a guaranteed contract just like Deshaun Watson<\/strong> got from the Browns<\/strong>, with Baltimore”s owner, Steve Bisciotti<\/strong>, having being very vocal against it in the past.<\/p>\n Jaquan Brisker<\/strong>, a member of the Chicago Bears<\/strong> defense, tweeted that Daniel Jones got paid before Lamar Jackson<\/strong> despite the fact that he’s “trash.”<\/p>\n Darius Slayton<\/strong>, wide receiver for the New York Giants<\/strong> and Jones’ teammate came out in his defense and without any words attached to it, just tweeted a screenshot of this season’s regular season game scoreboard in which they defeated them.<\/p>\n<\/div>\nBears player called Daniel Jones ‘trash’, Darius Slayton defends him<\/h2>\n