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Despite the constant speculation about his future with the Baltimore Ravens, Lamar Jackson is not stressed. Last night on Twitter, the Ravens quarterback asked his followers if he should start streaming on Twitch. He also reacted to Kai Cenat becoming Twitch's most subscribed streamer.
Here's what Lamar Jackson said after Kai Cenat hit the 300k subscriber mark on Twitch:
"My first time on Twitch I better be cheesing like this."
Kai Cenat has broken numerous Twitch records and has become one of the world's most recognized and entertaining streamers. Numerous NFL and NBA players are familiar with him, and if Jackson does start streaming, he may collaborate with Kai in the future.
Fans will now be eager for Jackson to begin streaming because they want to see how one of the league's top quarterbacks acts when he's off the field.
Several NFL players, such as Tyreek Hill, Sauce Gardner, and Cam Newton, stream regularly, and fans like what they have to offer.
Lamar Jackson's future with the Ravens is still uncertain
Things aren't looking good in Baltimore as no progress has been made in terms of contract negotiations with Lamar Jackson. The Baltimore Ravens and Jackson are quite far away from each other's expectations, and nobody knows what will happen next.
If the Ravens aren't able to push through a deal soon, they might franchise tag their quarterback. However, that will ultimately indicate that Jackson's long-term future is not in Baltimore.
Jackson has missed five games in each of the last two seasons. This is a major problem for the Ravens, who do not want to commit to a quarterback who may be hurt for the majority of his career due to his playing style.
Despite that risk, multiple other teams in the NFL will be willing to take a chance on Jackson, and the Atlanta Falcons have emerged as the frontrunners in that race.
If the Ravens do not want to offer Jackson a contract extension, they should trade him soon because his market value is currently high.
